Around the turn of the 20th century Mormon settlers established 27 homesteads in the shadow of the Teton Mountain Range in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. Today, six building clusters remain and are preserved as part of Grand Teton National Park’s “Mormon Row.”
Beautiful landscape images here!
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Oh my! What amazing views! Fantastic photo!
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Just beautiful.
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What a spectacular setting for a house!
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It looks so idyllic! Such a far cry from the city I’m currently living in!
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That’s cool, I like the history lesson with the photos. 🙂
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So beautiful. I want to paint that first one!
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This is my sons playground 🙂 truly an amazing place and very popular place to capture with a camera 🙂
Great job!
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Really beautiful. The old barn and surrounds shine in the wonderful photo.
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Wow, that is beautiful!
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We spent a week in the shadow of the Tetons, at Luton’s Lodge, I believe, a dozen years ago. Great place… except for some family dynamics, but that’s memorable too. We are off to South Africa this week. Drop by occasionally for some posts (when I find internet access). I noticed on the maps that many of the safari rest camp have little camper symbols. Nice “winter” spot to caravan, as they are just getting into Spring. I’ll catch up later. Oscar
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Have a good trip!
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What an awe-inspiring location to build a house! These photos are really stunning.
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Was just there myself!
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Thanks everyone. Glad you enjoyed the photos.
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So beautiful. So serene.
Tammy
Walking in Pretty Shoes
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Aren’t the Tetons just amazing?! How exciting that you guys got to see them! We hiked right past a baby black bear eating in the woods last time we were there. Up close and personal with Mother Nature!
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Can’t wait to get there! Being in WA, you’d think I’d have gone already! Love your blog FB updates. You guys are inspirational!
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Thank you.
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Ditto all the beautiful comments!
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In the summer of 1962 I bucked bales for the haying season on Clark Moulton’s ranch just a few hundred yards down the road from this iconic barn This is a picture of his brother, John Moulton’s, Barn. I worked for his brother Clark Mounton who live just down Mormon Row from John and was Bishop of the GrosVentre Ward at the time. Their families were the original homesteaders who settled this part of the valley back in the 1800’s. Wonderful times. Lived up there for three summers while in college.
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