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Just let Bob Menery call the games.

Cocked, locked, and ready to rock!

This^ We have a big 10' x 4' kitchen island and eat most of our meals at it. The wife insists it stays clean, with nothing on it. At first I resisted, but we know how that works out. :) Now I fully appreciate not walking past clutter in the am.

Wow. That's a new (to me) bird.

I wonder if Armstrong/O'Hair/DePuy Spring Creek got destroyed again. Some sections are only separated from the river by rip rap banks. In '97 (?) the river just cut right through and it took a lot of work to restore it. It was a controversial project because the creek is not much more than an...

Because I'm impatient. :) Actually I am going to wait it out, just curious.

Loved this quote from Bill Berg, a Park County commissioner: “The landscape literally and figuratively has changed dramatically in the last 36 hours. A little bit ironic that this spectacular landscape was created by violent geologic and hydrologic events, and it’s just not very handy when it...

Would moderate heat from a heat gun or hair dryer help? Done very carefully, of course...

There is the Old Gardiner Road from Gardiner to Mammoth. It heads south at the entrance station. It could make for a temporary route, but I have no idea what the surface is like. From the NE entrance a portion of the road along Soda Butte, near the Trout Lake trailhead is completely gone. That...

Well, one of my rod carriers got wet in the drift boat the other day. Normally wouldn't be a big deal, except I had packed my 5-weight BIIx at the last minute and it was still in the sock. So the damp sock kept the rod moist for a couple days and now the epoxy finish has blushed. Worst case is...

I think they use the term “normal” high water mark, which makes it a little squishy. But yes, F them.

This video shows flooding in other areas of YNP. Check out Madison Junction and Gibbon Falls!

When life gives you lemons, make lemonade. House Rock?

This is the road between Gardiner and Mammoth. The Gardner River has washed it out in several places. Looks like it could take years to repair all of this damage. It will be devastating to the town’s economy with access to YNP closed for months.

Nice hook by Tatum.

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