Stupendous photo of evening advancing on Glacier National Park.
The Wilderness Society Tweeted out this shot of Glacier National Park (I cannot read the photographer to whom credit belongs). “Wow. Outstanding sky over @GlacierNPS.”
I know. It’s summer. But still I wonder, where are the glaciers? Where did they go?
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My last trip to Glacier I ran into a contrary mountain goat at a treacherous place on a trail, and coul not pass. Not so fond of them as I once was.
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Logan Pass. Home of mountain goats. Glaciers are dying in climate change. But, here’s a mountain goat, from my last trip there: https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-l7VQE_fnYKM/TiYfBIiRe3I/AAAAAAAABgw/WIWvNp5aYy0/s720-Ic42/Glacier%252520-%252520mountain%252520goat%252520in%252520flowers.jpg
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