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Junior's Journey Through Yellowstone

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Junior's Journey Through Yellowstone

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Leaving behind the crowded, scrub-covered plateau, in search of lush grasslands for grazing, Junior the Bison and his family travel across Yellowstone National Park on their way to Lamar Valley. During their trip, they will see sights that will be familiar to anyone that has visited the park and Junior will learn about some of the park's features, sights, and mysteries.  
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Trevor Brady has lost the love of his life, Kate Carter. Overcome with grief, he decides to return to his island in the Caribbean where he learned how to become a guardian angel. He hopes to forgive the Council and find the strength to continue to serve.

Before he can get started, Captain Rex Astor kidnaps him and blackmails Trevor into locating his old pirate ship, Stephanie. Captain James Hardy spoke of a valuable treasure the ship was carrying when she sank to the bottom of the Caribbean Sea three hundred years ago. Astor and his crew can taste the wealth that will make them all rich beyond imagination.

There is one problem; the bottom of the sea is deadly to immortals and with Trevor’s fragile state of mind, combined with his physical weakness, reality becomes too much for him to fight. The only one that can save him now is Kate, and her soul has passed on to the Promised Land.

Our Trek across Yellowstone National Park

Our Trek across Yellowstone National Park by TD Cooper

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Our Trek across Yellowstone National Park

     “Hey, dad, when are we leaving on our trip to Lamar Valley?”

     “Son, I’ve told you, we need to wait until the snows melt. Yellowstone has many treacherous obstacles that can be hidden under the snow,” dad explained.

     “Honey, what about the wolves, with just the three of us we’ll be easy pickings for them,” mom said.

     “Another good reason for waiting until summer. The wolves will have many animal choices and won’t be hungry for my tough old hide.”

     Time crawled for Junior; he was sick of eating scrub in Westgate Yellowstone and had been assured Lamar Valley was full of green grass. He was ready for summer and the long walk across the Park.

     The day finally came. “Junior, wake up, the last of the snows have melted,” dad said as the sky brightened.

     “Hip-hip-hooray,” Junior cheered. “Hurry up mom!” He bounced as mom chewed her breakfast scrub.

     “Junior, calm yourself it’s a long walk, now eat something and drink some water. Remember you are to stay close to your father and me at all times. The park is dangerous to children. Your hide hasn’t aged into a tough old bull. And we haven’t talked about the humans, stay clear of them too,” mom said.

     The three buffalo set out on their trek through the park, walking the entire day. As the sun began to set, Junior’s head hung low. “What’s wrong?” mom asked.

     “We aren’t even out of our valley, and I can still see the herd off in the distance. Mom, this is boring, when do we get to the good stuff?” Junior moaned. She snorted and laughed.

     The following week… “Wow, what are all those clouds squirting from the ground?” Junior asked.

     “This part of the park is hazardous. Each one of those clouds of steam is coming out of the Earth’s crust. The volcano below our feet is heating water and shooting vapor and gases into the air. Every day new spouts appear. So don’t wander off alone, you could get trapped in a pool of hot water or step in a mud pit and burn,” dad explained.

     “Oh, what is that smell?” Junior asked, snorting the stench out of his massive nose.

     “It’s sulfur, a gas coming out of the ground. Don’t worry, when we cross the next ridge it won’t smell,” mom said, nudging Junior around a steam port.

     “Oh, look, honey, the humans are gathering to watch Old Faithful, she must be close to blowing,” dad said.

     The ground began to gurgle, the steam thickened, and before Junior could comment, water shot a hundred and thirty feet straight up into the air. “Hey, that was cool! I want to see it again!” Junior laughed.

  

     “Hey guys, we are at Yellowstone Lake. Let’s graze, drink, and rest before we head over that mountain,” dad said, nodding in the direction of a mountain ridge taller than Junior ever imagined.

     “Hey dad, there is a bear and her cubs over there.” Junior pointed.

     “A Grizzly… give her plenty of room Junior,” mom said.

     “Cool, I’ve seen Grizzly bears, Black bears, moose, antelope, elk, deer, a fox, and tons of different birds. Hey dad, check out the lone, bull bison walking up the road,” Junior said.

     “Yeah, they hang outside of the herd during rutting season, and Fred is holding up traffic,” dad groaned.

     “Watch out Junior!” mom warned as a human jumped out of his car and challenged the old man.

     “That human is making a mistake; Fred is in no mood to be toying with an idiot.”

     “He’s pawing at the ground and staring Fred in the eye. Oh no, Fred’s tail is standing up!” Junior observed.

     “Junior don’t look!” mom screamed and blocked his view of the human vs. buffalo. She hurried Junior off.

           

     “Junior, we are standing on the rim of the volcano and Lamar Valley is on the other side of that ridge where the grazing is endless, and the water never dries up,” dad snorted.

     “Good, I’m ready to be there and away from all the humans. They scare me more than I thought they would. I mean most of them respect my home, but the few that don’t could spoil it for all of us.”

     “You’re right, Junior! I think it’s great when we can all live in harmony. It’s too bad when some don’t understand what is at stake for our kind, we almost died out once.”

     “We are here, look!” Junior cheered. “The valley stretches as far as I can see, which is nothing but buffalo, grass, and water. I see youngsters my age. Can I go…? Do you think they will like me?” 

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