"Nope, they had the Alpine Chair area closed for avalanche control, thankfully. Of course, the avalanche got a little OUT of control Usually, the AC they do on Bridger Gully MIGHT come down to slightly hit the traverse above Three Bears Bowl. But that area is 1000 feet above where Susie is skiing."

"wow I hope no 1 was caught in that!"

"A nice long glide; what a good reward for all the climbing."

"Wouldn't a little Corgi be a great companion on outings like this?"

"It was a pretty day that afternoon, but I must say, winter has moved on for now. No snow in a long time, and just warm. Ugh."

"Always enjoy your "post cards" from Bozeman, particularly the winter ones."

"Andy, We have had some OK snow in the north end of the Gallatin Range, but sadly, the Bridger Range is snow poor. In fact, Bridger Bowl is delaying full opening until it gets more snow."

"Glad to see you're getting some good snow up there. I am beginning to count the days until we head back to Colorado."

"Looks like you've got a lot of snow out there already. We've actually got a forecast of some snow, no accumulation, tomorrow night."

"Great pictures, but where are the captions? Is this in Montana or where?"

"Those chairs sure do look comfortable."

"Teri, I was fortunate enough to have the 80-400 mm zoom lens handy. This was taken fully zoomed out. But I also got a short video which is twice as "close" and you can see one of the fledglings eating something."

"Dave, thanks. I will pass along to Susie, who took the photo. As the most photo pros will say, the secret to taking great photos is "F8 and be there." Now, Susie shot this image at F10, so violated the rule :-) Actually, we have been fortunate enough to capture Riverside geyser erupting several times, but then, we have been to the upper geyser basin a LOT!"

"Will, that would be the Swiftcurrent Valley. Sweetwater is in Tennessee. And Florida, and lots of other places....."

"Actually it does look pretty good, but guess not up to the incredible views you've already seen, like especially Sweetwater Valley."