[ale] Proposed ALE/Chugalug Outing..

[Sean]

I've seen Yellowstone. Fantastic place if you can stand the smell;
the sulphurous fumes drove me out of there and down to the Tetons.

But for me the most amazing National Park is Glacier, in the
northwestern corner of Montana up against the Canadian border.
It straddles the Continental Divide. More breathtaking vistas than
Yellowstone or Yosemite.  Just mind the grizzlies. At Glacier N.P. they
still think they are at the top of the food chain.

Sean

On Tuesday 17 February 2009 04:50:59 pm Jeff Lightner wrote:
> My number one favorite location so far though has been Yellowstone.
> They have canyons, waterfalls, geysers, mountains, rolling meadows, and
> most importantly abundant wildlife.  I saw herds of buffalo and elk
> while there not to mention a coyote, a bear and various smaller
> critters.  I went for the geysers but they really just make up one facet
> of this great park.