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June9, 2010
Reluctant to end the trip we stop over at Colter Bay and as we have done befor visit the wonderful Indian Museum located there. It is a collection to die for. We then buy a rotisseried chicken at the cafeteria and take it back down to the Lake for a picnic bundled up in winter clothes . It has at least stopped raining.
I stop off at the Oxbow of the Snake and shoot a few pixs of the socked in Tetons. It is still magical and offers possibilities for paintings. We then watch a coyote trying to put a sneak onto a flock of Canada Geese and two Sand hill Cranes. Of course to no avail. Embarassed he slinks on into the willows. It is a cold wonderful evening.
On towards home we cross the continental divide at Togwotee Pass where they have had a good three inches of snow today that leaves the hiway slushy.
This weekend [June 11-13]was cold and rainey with heavy snow in the mountains. This morning it has cleared off with a heavy white coating of snow across the peaks. The sun is shining and it feels a lot warmer. Our fingers are crossed.
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