glacier park magazine
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A special black and white e-edition of Glacier Park Magazine, the ad-free quarterly journal of Glacier National Park and surrounding wildlands. This editition is a protype of editions to come.TRANSCRIPT
GlacierGlacierP a r k M a g a z i n eP a r k M a g a z i n e
A magazine for people who love Glacier National Park
$6.95 Fall/Winter, 2010
26 Black&
Whites
27 Black&
Whites
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Bowman Lake at dusk, 2010
This special e-edition ofGlacier Park Magazine fea-tures 27 recent black andwhite photos. Some weretaken days ago, others weretaken a couple of years ago.This edition is a preview ofe-editions to come. Regulare-editions will have storiesfeaturing the flora, faunaand personalities of GlacierNational Park. To learnmore about Glacier ParkMagazine, go to our Website at www.glacierpark-magazine.com
All photos by Chris Peterson
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Dead trees against the Livingston Range.
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7Marias Pass, through an old cabin window.
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Lake McDonald at sunset.
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The Village Inn, in a snowstorm.
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Red Eagle Lake, July 2010.
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Fisherman, Two Medicine Lake, June 2009.
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Kintla Lake from the air.
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A seasonal stream runs throughthe forest.
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Early morning fog on the day after the winter solstice, 2010, Mounts Pinchot and Stimson.
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McDonald Creek, 15 below zero, New Year’s Eve, 2010.
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Tundra swan and bufflehead, December 2010.
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27Lincoln Lake, June 2010.
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29St. Mary Lake, spring, 2010.
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A cottonwood along the flank of Crystal Point. Biking the Sun Road on a stormy day, spring 2010.
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The sun sets in the Two Medicine Valley in February.
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Visitors pose for pictures along the Hidden Lake Trail, summer 2010.
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Jackson Creek.
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A grizzly bear walks through drifts ofsnow near Avalanche Creek.
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Billy goat at Sperry Chalet.
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Deer at Lake McDonald.
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Ponderosa pine, North Fork.
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Moonrise, Mount Brown.
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Swimming in McDonald Creek.
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Douglas fir in cliffs.
The sun shines through the forest at Apgar.