I’m writing to you from Shoshone Lake – Yellowstone’s second largest body of water. Sitting on the warm black sand, I am cooking a late shore lunch. I’ll be eating in a few minutes. In the meantime, I’m enjoying the view of a lake that is locked in winter’s grasp. Although it is late-May, this area is a winter wonderland. My hike to this icy destination was three miles over snowpack. Who would have thought that I would be walking over two feet of snow? Continue reading “Stronger in an Unfamiliar Land”