Wild Goose Island, a narrow, 300-foot-tall spire surviving in the middle of a lake carved by a glacier, is the most photographed spot in all of
Glacier National Park. The
legend is that a young man and woman from opposing native tribes essentially swam out there to meet for some hanky-panky and a little transmogrification. Taken in Rising Sun, Montana.
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