Thank you for the lovely comments. In answer to some of your questions; no, we didn't camp out with the bears.....in fact, we didn't camp out at all, we did it in style at resorts and confined our walking to during the day. However, we did manage to see 10 bears all up, all black. We also saw marmot, chipmunks everywhere and my piece de resistance, mountain goats. They're actually related to antelope and we got quite close at Avalanche Lake.
We did have wind on occasions, but not at Glacier or mid Oregon where we spent most of our time.
When I shot McDonald Lake it was a fluke, there's hardly any shots on the internet with mirror images and we only got them late afternoon on the way back home. In the morning it had been fairly average with ripples everywhere.
Will post a few more pics. McKenzie River is one of my personal favourites
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- Crater Lake, Oregon, deepest of its type in the world
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- McKenzie River
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- Mount Washington, part of the Newberry system
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- Todd Lake, Oregon
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- Sparks Lake, a haven for photographers
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