Things to remember when visiting Yellowstone:
It’s not THAT kind of park. Trails and boardwalks are there
for a reason. Step off, and you could join dozens of people killed by geysers
and hot pots.
It’s not a petting zoo. The animals aren’t tame, and they
aren’t animatronic. Stay at least 100 yards from wolves and bears, and at least
25 yards from all the rest.
It’s not a garden. Pick a wildflower and it won’t be there
for others to enjoy tomorrow. It won’t spread seeds for everyone to enjoy next
year.
It’s not your back yard. Watch children closely. Don’t let
them wander off. Don’t let them feed the animals.
It’s not a landfill. Leave no trace that you were here: not
empty water bottles, not used diapers, not even apple cores or pistachio
shells.
It IS lovely. Take lots of pictures. Then leave Yellowstone
exactly the way you found it.
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