Wild Life
As we were driving, Nick suddenly slammed on the brakes and pulled over to the side of the road. He had seen what everybody else on the road (who had also pulled over) had seen; mountain goats high up on the rocky cliffs. So we stopped and took a couple pictures. There were a couple adults and a couple babies....they were so cute.
You can see how high the cliff is, and how steep, and if you look real close, you can see the spots of white that are the goats. Don't believe me? Check out the next picture.
Here is a zoomed in picture of the mountain goats. I will ask you to kindly ignore the reflections of the light and the green mat that the picture was displayed on. You can just pretend for a moment that my camera does not freak out on me and refuse to allow me to zoom in with any sort of clarity. I did try taking a couple close up pictures, and they were so cute on the display screen, but of course the picture wouldn't turn out. So I was thankful to see this display picture in the Exit Glacier Information Center, because I could at least get a picture of the picture to be able to show what we saw on the way down.
You can see how high the cliff is, and how steep, and if you look real close, you can see the spots of white that are the goats. Don't believe me? Check out the next picture.
Here is a zoomed in picture of the mountain goats. I will ask you to kindly ignore the reflections of the light and the green mat that the picture was displayed on. You can just pretend for a moment that my camera does not freak out on me and refuse to allow me to zoom in with any sort of clarity. I did try taking a couple close up pictures, and they were so cute on the display screen, but of course the picture wouldn't turn out. So I was thankful to see this display picture in the Exit Glacier Information Center, because I could at least get a picture of the picture to be able to show what we saw on the way down.
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