Showing posts with label Trail Creek Elk Bookends. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Trail Creek Elk Bookends. Show all posts

Sunday, 29 November 2015

#688 Elk review



Elk (wapiti) are common where I live in Wyoming.
Shown below, are images of this magnificent member of the deer family.    

Wind River Descent

















Below, is a photo taken of elk about two miles from our cabin on the Wyoming/Colorado border.
This image was taken two weeks ago . . . a major snowstorm was imminent and the herd was leaving the high country.






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Thursday, 22 September 2011

#36 Remarque: "Trail Creek Elk Bookends"

I travel between studios in Lander, Wyoming and the mountains of northern Colorado and there's one place I almost always see elk in the fall: On the dirt road leading to the Colorado cabin sanctuary, in a high meadow fringed with evergreens and aspen.

I need this intangible tonic that can only be found in the wild.

Trail Creek Elk Bookends
15"H 14"W 8"D



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