This mountain range is incredibly beautiful. Looking at the Tetons has such a calming effect on the body, mind and soul. It is truly a sight to behold.

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Jenny Lake with the Tetons in the background is awe-inspiring. We can't say enough about the beauty of this area.

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This small chapel, built during the dude ranch era (1920-30) is certainly inspirational. It reminded us of a chapel we visited in Alaska that looked onto a glacier.

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After 3 years of searching, I have finally captured my moose. I know it's probably difficult for you to pick him out but here are some clues. He is standing on the first point in front of the tall pine and to the right of the willow (his food of choice). Although my quest may seem complete, I shall continue to pursue the elusive moose.

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After a day of driving looking at buffalo, elk, wild flowers, lakes, streams and mountains we returned to camp for some quiet time. Al took out his walking stick and began carving - it's just amazing what he can do with a piece of wood.

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Out after dinner we headed toward moose country and lo and behold we saw another one. This guy was close to the road so I had a great look at him. I'm totally excited about seeing not one but two moose. I feel badly that I haven't given the elk and buffalo equal space but the moose was special.

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Heading back to camp I couldn't resist clicking this photo of the Tetons at dusk. This is definitely beautiful country.

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