After traveling about 1,300 miles North from Southern California up through parts of Nevada, Arizona, Utah, Idaho, Montana, and Wyoming, I was overjoyed to see the West entrance of Yellowstone National Park. My passenger and I had never been to Yellowstone before, so it is safe to say that we were both shocked. A quick drive revealed the presence of bison, elk, deer, and stunning thermal features. We stayed to see the accurately predicted eruption of Old Faithful (hence the name) and then made our way to Bozeman, Montana. The trees were so tall and beautiful, with colors ranging from orange to yellow to green. Something so simple and ordinary, such as a bush, was incredible enough to make me look twice; its deep purple-red color contrasted with the ordinary green or yellow coloring I had expected to see.
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