Rex Trulove
This panoramic view of Grand Teton NP captures some of the astounding beauty found there.
The peak that the park is named after can’t be seen in this image because of the heavy cloudbank on the horizon. “The” Grand Teton is just to the right of the center of this image. A couple of the smaller Teton’s can be seen, though.
The mountains that the park gets its name from were named by an apparently lusty or lonely man who thought that the mountains looked like a woman’s breasts. ‘Grand Teton’ literally means Big Breast or Big Teat.
A great perspective here.
The view is continually changing, too.
That is a lovely sight.
This is definitely pretty enough for a postcard.