The Many Glaciers Lodge is shown in the background.

Our Program guides - K.C. and Dave

Dave Streeter, a naturalist, ski tour guide, and ski instructor, plays the banjo and guitar, sings, and tells stories about bears, avalanches, mountain goats, and other wild subjects in the Glacier National Park area.

K.C. is responsible for the Elderhostel programs at the Flathead Valley Community College.

We stayed in staff housing within the Park Headquarters. This was our cabin along with two other couples.

The shutters were consructed from wood recycled from a building roof.

Darrell cut the salvaged boards to length.

Carol and Dick painting. Everything we did was painted in Park Service browns.

We spotted this bus at a rest stop while on our way to Two Medicine Lake where we would repair and paint the Ranger's cabin

Well dressed painters: Ann and Dave

Expert cabin restorers: Dave (Park staff), Dave, Ann, Darrell, Carol, Dick, and Verla

This is the view we enjoyed while eating our sack lunches when working on the Ranger Cabin Restoration.

On our return trip from Two Medicine Lake, we visited the East Glacier Lodge. This is the main lobby with the tall tree columns.

Dave and Park staff
Dave, Sandy and Bill assisted Park Staff in replacing damaged siding, caulking, and priming.

Glacier Park Roadway

Bird Woman Cirque on Mount Oberlin

Heaven's Peak

Clement's Horn seen from the Logan's Pass Visitor's Center

Hidden Lake Glacier and the Board Walk from the Logan's Pass Visitor's Center

Continental Divide. This runoff will go east to the Missouri River.

Many small streams flowing down from the Glacier.

Jackson's Glacier as seen from the Board Walk from the Logan's Pass Visitor's Center

This young Mountain Goat was just off the Board Walk.

This picture was taken as we hiked aroung the lake and just before the bear was spotted.

Wild Goose Island on Lake St. Mary