Not far from the West Glacier entrance to the Park, McDonald Creek becomes McDonald Falls, and flows into Lake McDonald, the biggest body of water in the Park.
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- Sunset at the Bridge
- Impression: Lighthouse
- Lighthouse or Birdhouse?
- Dog Days
- Who Do You Love?
- The Lone Ranger Rides Again
- Spotted on Capitol Hill
- Who is that masked man?
- Purple Mountain Majesty
- Flathead River access under Route 2. The haze is ...
- A River Runs Through It
- North Fork, Flathead River
- Last Fish of the Day
- Losing our light
- While I pulled up a comfortable rock and read my book
- See -- He Really Caught a Fish!
- Creek Fishing
- Kintla Lake
- What a view!
- Glacier Redux
- Middle Fork, Flathead River
- What Shawn did while I was in meetings today
- Bear Creek
- Fire
- Eastern end of Saint Mary Lake
- Looking at Saint Mary Lake
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- Brrr!
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- Huckleberries!
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- Leaving Logan Pass
- Sharing the trail
- At the Continental Divide
- Logan Pass Visitors Center
- You can't have Glacier National Park....
- This picture shows the dramatic changes in the par...
- Going-to-the-Sun Road
- Civil Disobedience
- McDonald Falls
- Glacier National Park
- Downtown Whitefish
- Kootenai River, Western Montana
- Western power
- One fish, two fish, rock fish!
- Bloody Point Light
- Boating Home
- At Hooper Straight Light, St. Michaels
- Crockett channels his inner Chessie
- Oh the things you can do with an auto timer!
- Telling fishing stories at the bait shop
- Two Figureheads
- Crockett takes a break from sightseeing to cool off
- The other Vol Navy (ha!) ties up at St. Michael's
- Crockett investigates an eel trap
- If only our crabs came in this big at home!
- Investigating a fishing shanty
- Crockett pays homage to his forebears
- St. Michael's for the Afternoon
- Boating with the dog
- Fishing at Sunset
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