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were lucky that our second day at Yellowstone National Park was sunny. The weather was good and snow started to melt away. This time all the roads inside the park are open and we were able to drive in the Mammoth Site direction. This particular hot spring have preserved the oldest single-celled organism currently known to mankind. Of course it is invisible to the eye, but when you look closer at the glimmering stones of the mammoth hot spring you can imagine you are closely looking at the rainbow's colors. Cool, aint it?!
were lucky that our second day at Yellowstone National Park was sunny. The weather was good and snow started to melt away. This time all the roads inside the park are open and we were able to drive in the Mammoth Site direction. This particular hot spring have preserved the oldest single-celled organism currently known to mankind. Of course it is invisible to the eye, but when you look closer at the glimmering stones of the mammoth hot spring you can imagine you are closely looking at the rainbow's colors. Cool, aint it?!Along the way, we were awed by the beauty of the grand canyons of the yellowstone and with its picturesque landscapes.
We were beginning to really appreciate this once in a lifetime experience and the blessing of time and money to be able to do this with Emma.
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