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| | TRAVELER'S JOURNAL 2344 - ESSENTIAL GRAND TETONS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03) |
 | | Standing alone, with no intervening foothills to block the view, the Tetons seem to have been created in a single geological stroke, fully formed in the ideal of steep, stony mountains. |
 | | Named Les Trois Tetons, the three teats, by early French-Canadian trappers, Grand, Middle and South Teton lie in the middle of a 310,000 acre National Park. |
 | | These human activities share the Tetons with herds of bison, elk, moose, antelope, bighorn sheep, along with fl and grizzly bears and at least two packs of wolves, who have migrated from Yellowstone in the north or Jedediah Smith Wilderness to the west. |
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