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I can’t recall anyone ever saying they saw a Bobcat in Grand Teton National Park. Bobcats probably roam a few areas, but much of the Snake River corridor is closed to human entry during the winter months and they would be extremely difficult to spot in the summer. Continue reading “A Winter Day in Yellowstone:”
“February is loaded with possibilities. Get out and find them! ”
Snake River Overlook: It was -10°F during the Alpenglow period this morning, but luckily, there wasn’t a lot of wind. The recent storm turned much of the valley into a Winter Wonderland! D810 and Nikon 24-70mm lens
This year my wife and I each got a Fitbit for Christmas. We do a lot of hiking in the summer and skiing and snowshoeing in the winter so we are usually in pretty good shape. But as we drift into our late 60’s it seems important to be aware of staying in good shape – but how do you do that other than “tipping the scale”? Wearing a Fitbit and checking out our exercise, resting heart rate, calories burned, active minutes, and even how we’ve slept every night helps us know how we’ve exercised. But it does more. Continue reading “How Feedback Helps or Kills Our Motivation”
