Yellowstone: More Than a Scenic Destination

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Trip Around the World




Mega Author Blog Hop: Ticket to Paradise


 Tour rules:


1)  Have fun!!!


2)  Invite all of your friends!!! Spread the word!!!


3)  This tour starts:  Monday, may 16, at midnight (Arizona time)


4)  This tour ends:  Monday, may 23, at midnight (Arizona time)


5)  Meet and mingle with all the authors! Experience a new destination at every stop! Participate in every blog contest and be entered for chances to win multiple prizes! Every blog visited is another opportunity to win!!


6) Participation at every blog is recommended. But remember: the more you hop, the more chances you have to win. Every author is waiting to meet and interact with you, so please be sure to show every author some love!


7) Don't forget to have fun!


THIS STOP: Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming, U.S.A.


Whether you're a photographer, an artist, a writer, or just someone who wants to vacation in a peaceful splendor, Yellowstone National Park is a must-see. Bring the significant other, bring the parents, bring the kids….but above all, bring yourself for picnics, camping, nature watching, hiking, swimming, rock climbing and other extreme sports. You won't want to miss nature's marvels, from the smallest bird to the largest lumbering buffalo.


And while you're at it, don't forget Old Faithful. Did you know, while Old Faithful is the most well-known geyser, it is not the only one in the area?


A LITTLE HISTORY


Yellowstone National Park is located primarily in the State of Wyoming, though parts of this park extend into Montana and Idaho, spanning an area of 3,468.4 sq mi. This was the world's first national park, designated in 1872. Native Americans have lived in that area now known as Yellowstone for greater than 11,000 years.


When I needed a western cattle ranch location for my story Lifeline Echoes, I checked out a few states, but few places captured my imagination as well as the state of Wyoming. So I created a fictional small town in the western part of the state, not too far from Yellowstone Park. Elusive Echoes, the second in that series is due out in June of this year. My current WIP is also set in that fictional small town of Orson's Folly, Wyoming.


Plan a trip: Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming


For some beautiful pictures of the park, check out the Photography of J.L. Gould in Yellowstone National Park. Ms. Gould is the talented photographer who inspired descriptions of the area and the photographs in Lifeline Echoes, which is set in Western Wyoming, quite close to Yellowstone.



So here's what I want to know about all of you: What is your ultimate vacation fantasy?


Please don't forget to check out Matrimonial Mayhem, the Astraea Press website exclusive charity anthology, with 100% of the profits designated for storm relief in the hardest hit areas of Alabama. I am honored to be included in this creative endeavor, with my story of the Heartsight characters' wedding, Camp Wedding. Thank you for visiting. And now, please check out where Rachel Firasek is taking you on this world tour.



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Published on May 15, 2011 22:09
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