“There are a lot of fallen trees in Yellowstone. You may read that and think “oh, there’s a few fallen trees in Yellowstone, but I really need you to understand that what I mean is that there are entire hillsides covered in nothing but fallen trees.
“Obstacles like this aren’t an issue in the modern day, where any that fall into a roadway or across a trail can easily be cut or moved by the National Park Service, but back in 1870 that was a bit more of a problem.
“It was also precisely the kind of problem that led fifty four year old Truman Everts to separate from his group, and the inciting incident for the period he referred to in his writing as Thirty-Seven Days of Peril – the story of the first known missing persons case in America’s oldest National Park. Welcome back to The Lore Lodge…” – YouTube
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