I just got back from four days in Jackson, Wyoming, where the majestic Grand Tetons come shooting out of the earth, building a jagged wall around the flat lands to create a bowl called Jackson Hole. The weather was not ideal.
The peaks of the Grand Tetons were rarely visible, and when they were, the low clouds hung around their neck like a wet towel. No brilliant blue sky with puffy white clouds to enhance their beauty. The clouds are so thick in this image that it looks like I used charcoal to color in the clouds. A few rain spots on the lens provides the only “texture” in the sky.
It was a dreary four days, but the company was terrific; we have sunny days together no matter what the weather.
Thought for the Day: Friends are like stars; you can’t always see them, but you know they are there. Anonymous
Larry's Blog 
We experienced the same kind of weather when we were on our way to Yellowstone last year. H
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This photo actually looks as though it were taken at the beach. Come West, young man!
Sherrie
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