This yellow-bellied marmot was munching huckleberries in Grand Teton National Park in early September. He/she could not have cared less about the humans standing by taking pictures.
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Skiing in Yellowstone
How It's Going
- 38. Hiked to Holly Lake
- 37. Nachos at Signal Mountain Lodge
- 36. Volunteered at Snow King Hill Climb
- 35. Volunteered at a mountain-bike race
- 34. Ate a home-grown salad
- 33. Good-bye to a friend
- 32. Biked in Idaho
- 31. Rode Grand Teton National Park bike path
- 30. Planted lettuce
- 29. Mountain biked in Jackson Hole
- 28. Biked with a baby
- 27. Bought a road bike
- 26. Interviewed a famous author
- 25. Tasted single-malt whisky
- 24. Was called a commie
- 23. Started a F---It list
- 22. World Championship Snowmobile Hillclimb
- 21. Took a "cardio-max" class
- 20. Twittered
- 19. Art Alive @ 12:05
- 18, Got an AARP card
- 17. Bought a Kindle 2
- 16. Skied in Montana
- 15. Tried Wii
- 14. Judged a debate contest
- 13. Watched sled-dog race
- 12. Watched presidential inauguration
- 11. Skied at Teton Pines
- 10. Lost a writing contest
- 9. Started music theory class
- 8. Asked for a raise
- 7. Tried a new restaurant: Blu Kitchen in Jackson Hole
- 6. Took knitting lessons
- 5. Went on a 10-day clear-the-toxins diet program
- Entered a contest, the Frank Nelson DoubleDay Memorial writing contest conducted by the Wyoming Arts Council
- 3. Wrote one chapter of a novel
- 2. Started this blog, 365 New Things
- 1. Took a blogging class at Teton County Library
1 comment:
Cool! I've never seen them eating, just sunning on rocks and rambling around. Oh, and unfortunately, one on Sleeping Indian was too slow for Mojo a few years ago, so I saw one... er ... take its last breath. But this one looks lively and adorable.
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