Roosevelt and Ravenna (Seattle)
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Some Yellowstone tourists riding some horses from the Roosevelt Lodge near the Lamar Valley junction and Tower Junction.
Always something fun to do in Yellowstone.
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Low layer of smoke from forest fires in Washington state at the time can be seen low on the horizon. Captured in Theodore Roosevelt National Park.
The sun is sinking quickly over the Columbia, and the westbound ROOEVE has been rearing to go since before Ft. Worth decided they should shove back into Roosevelt to make way for the eastbound Portland section of the Builder. Finally, their trio of SD75s makes a banshee run for the sunset between the passing storm systems along the Columbia.
Last in my series of images illustrating the four extant elk subspecies in North America.
From Wikipedia:
"The Roosevelt elk is the largest of the four surviving subspecies of elk in North America by body mass."
From the National Park Service:
" Roosevelt elk live in coastal forests and mountains throughout the Pacific Northwest, west of the Cascades, from northern California to southern British Columbia and Alaska."
We found this serious bull in Redwood National & State Parks, northern California.
A bull Roosevelt Elk watches his herd of 12 cows, during the rut, as they feed on new grass.
The Roosevelt elk on Vancouver Island, grows to around 6–10 ft (1.8–3 m) in length and stands 2.5–5.6 ft (0.75–1.7 m) tall at the withers. Roosevelt elk bulls generally weigh between 700 and 1,100 lb (300–500 kg), while cows weigh 575–625 lb (260–285 kg).
The local herd of elk paused for a portrait. It had been raining really hard and I almost gave up on getting a clean shot but then it finally stopped for a few minutes.
I drove past Roosevelt Lake Bridge recently. I was too late for the sunset, but I got some nice ambient light instead.
"The structure of world peace cannot be the work of one man, or one party, pr one nation. It must be a peace which rests on the cooperation effort of the whole world."
Franklin D. Roosevelt
March 1, 1945
Roosevelt Lake, whose primary inflows include the Salt River and Tonto Creek, is the largest reservoir in Arizona and supplies much of the state with fresh water.
The Roosevelt Elk is the largest elk subspecies. For those following my new series, it's about "est"...i.e. largest, heaviest, tallest...etc. Several more to come.
This big fella was found in Redwoods National and State Parks, California.
Roosevelt Lake as seen from highway 288 Globe to Young Highway, Arizona. Saguaro cactus in the foreground.
David Munyon - Ridin' High, 1977
A hike down into on the canyons brought me out to the river bank of the Little Missouri River there Theodore Roosevelt National Park. Captured here with the CPL filter.
In this night time shot, the Roosevelt Bridge snakes its way across the St, Lucie River towards downtown Stuart, Florida.
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