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While visiting Yellowstone National Park, Toni Adler of Atlanta decided one morning to walk over to the lake to see the sunrise. As she was crossing the hotel parking lot, she sees this buffalo less than 20 feet away.” Yikes! Do I run? Do I get my camera and take his picture? Or do I just panic? … He wasn’t looking at me so I decided to take the picture and keep on walking praying along the way,” she wrote. “He kept sniffing around the parking lot and I made it over to see the sunrise. We were both saved from each other.”
While visiting Yellowstone National Park, Toni Adler of Atlanta decided one morning to walk over to the lake to see the sunrise. As she was crossing the hotel parking lot, she sees this buffalo less than 20 feet away.” Yikes! Do I run? Do I get my camera and take his picture? Or do I just panic? … He wasn’t looking at me so I decided to take the picture and keep on walking praying along the way,” she wrote. “He kept sniffing around the parking lot and I made it over to see the sunrise. We were both saved from each other.”
By Pamela Miller
April 24, 2019

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