Salt Lake City, Utah
Jackson Hole, Wyoming
Mike warms up for the 2006 Volleyball Nationals in Salt Lake City
A view of the Morman Temple from inside Morman Square
A model of Jerusalem at the time of the Crucifixion in Temple Square
One of the shelters at the Bird Sanctuary along the north shore of the Great Salt Lake
A view from the south beach of the Great Salt Lake
A sculpture found on the beach behind the historic SaltAir resort
A spring blizzard on the drive from Idaho to Jackson Hole
Peg looks out the window of our log cabin at the Cowboy Village Resort in Jackson Wyoming
One of the Antler Arches in the town square at Jackson
While visiting the Elk Refuge, I came upon this buffalo lying down at the edge of a parking area. When I got out of the car to photograph him resting, he became irritated at my intrusion into his nap and stood up and faced me from about 25 feet. As soon as took this photo from behind the back of the rental car, I quickly got back in and drove away.
A mangy moose photographed from the safety of the front seat of the rental car.
A number of elk cross the road during dusk.
An abandoned building along Morman Row in the Elk Refuge.
A barn along Morman Row, and early farming community.
A view taken during the late afternoon.
The Snake River in Jackson Hole
A gray wolf pauses on the shore to watch a group of geese after crossing a frozen lake in Grand Teton National Park.
Another bison from behind the safety of a fence.
The peak of Grand Teton breaks through the cloud cover.
A close-up of the same peak.
Peg stands in front of a Homesteader's Cabin in Jackson Hole.
The Star Valley Cheese Factory in Star Valley Wyoming has a really nice little restaurant along the US-89 scenic byway.
The world's largest elk antler arch spans US-89 in the middle of Afton Wyoming.
A view along Scenic Route 89.
The Home Town Drive-In in Garden City Utah is one of the many places in town that specialize in wonderful raspberry milkshakes.
The view of Bear Lake from a pull-over off of 89 south of Garden City Utah.
The historic Blue Bird Cafe and Candy Shop was a wonderful place to enjoy a good meal in Logan Utah.
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