Shell Creek by junge1
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Shell Creek originates in the Big Horn Mountains at an elevation of over 11,000-ft (3,200 m) and descends on the western side of the Big Horn Mountains to an elevation of less than 3,800-ft (1,200 m) where it flows into the Bighorn River, which is a tributary of the Yellowstone River and part of the Missouri River Watershed. Some of the creek's water is diverted above the community of Shell, east of Greybull, to irrigate pasture lands and provide a municipal water supply for the town of Greybull. This picture shows where Wyoming highway 14, east of Greybull, crosses the river and it was taken on 11 August 2015, Sig...
Comments (14)
A bit on the rocky side for an inner-tube float downstream, but gorgeous for photography purposes. Beautiful shot!
I past on 14 last June. it is one amazing drive and as your capture
Beautiful!
very beautiful scene
Really attractive spot!
Beautiful shot!
beautifully captured
Beautiful view!
Superb capture my friend. God bless.
Excellent shot! Happy New Year to you and your family! :-)
great shot
marvelous image
It's always interesting to see the exposed rock formation along a creekbed. Beautiful scenery, and the light is just right, with the hill clearly visible and the sunlight glaring off the bright water. Wonderful!
Shining work.