I'm beginning to lose track of the days and time. When you only loosely have a schedule, I think this is what happens. Anyway, these are some photos from our hike up to Avalanche Lake in Glacier National Park. Glacier is phenomenal. First of all, the scenery is stunning, like most of the places we've been. Second, all of the water is aqua-blue! It looks a little like a theme park, but much cooler because it's real.
This is Doug, posing by the lake. I declined to have my photo taken because I was grumpy from the seven mosquito bites I grudgingly received on our way up to the lake. The hiking in Glacier was amazing, but as some of you know when I get a mosquito bite, it's pretty serious. They swell up really, really big and itch for about a week or two. Then I scar. It's not so fun. But I knew it would be a part of the trip, so I've tried not to be upset by it. I only have nine right now, so it's not so bad.
Here's the beautiful blue waterfall along the trail on our hike. I think it looks like this is a part of a mini-golf course. It's not. I wouldn't fool with you that way.
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