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Lake MacDonald, Glacier National Park

Posted November 16th, 2007 in [hide]


Lake MacDonald, Glacier National Park

Near the West Glacier entrance to the park. In the background stand the gates to the Continental Divide through America’s Northern Rockies.

2 Responses to “Lake MacDonald, Glacier National Park”

  1. I’ve got to ask, what’s this “divide” that’s so important to get caps?

  2. The Continental Divide is the spot where a drop of rain will either find its way east to the Atlantic or west to the Pacific, given enough time. Triple Divide Peak isn’t far from here … the Hudson Bay is sort of a third option, even if it opens to the North Atlantic, it’s huge!

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