The Grand Tetons

Video #1 of 1 (6/4/2024):
Here we go! After a long drive through Wyoming, the journey winded up at the Grand Teton National Park! Most of Wyoming's landscape is very homogenous. It totally changes once you get to the western portion of the state. It was refreshing to finally see mountains after quite some time. Something about the air is so crisp that it makes it satisfactory.
The film goes over some processes of how the mountain chain formed. Lake Jackson comes from a result of past glaciers that had melted in the area. Nearby are also the Snake River Headwaters, which winds through Idaho. Being able to see Idaho for a small portion made me think of Gregory Alan Isakov's tune!
Anyway, it is a park worth visiting if you ever happen to make it into the area 😁!

[@kathleennorton2228]

I am a Christian. I have done lot's of studying from both perspectives. I was an atheist at one time.
I believe that the earth is young, created by God. He created everything mature and ready to go.
Much of what we see today came about from, or as a result of Noah's flood, and the tremendous, tremendous forces involved in it.
I do enjoy you and your educational adventures, though. Where you go often seem like places with their own quiet mysteries and beauty. Thanks for taking us along!

[@prycedurnye9880]

I respect that. You could say that I just simply relay what is shared among various sources. I do appreciate hearing from both perspectives myself as well 😌