Grand Teton Web Cams NEW! -
Two (2) new Grand Teton web cams added
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The Grand Tetons from Climbers Camp — The American
Alpine Club
maintains a Climber's Camp at the base of the Grand Tetons, and they have a web cam view of a
portion of their camp, and the Grand Tetons soaring above it. I like the context of this web
camera so much, and its close up view, that I will place it now at the top of my list. The
climbing camp is now closed for the season, but the webcam remains operative, so I am told, so
we will be able to watch the snow cover the camp, and the Grand Tetons themselves as winter
approaches and accelerates.
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The Grand Tetons from East Gros Ventre Butte — Jacksonhole.net hosts this important view of the Grand Tetons, looking
north from the north end of East Gros Ventre Butte. This view has an unencumbered view of
the Teton Range, without any forground distractions, and moreover, features a very nice array of
fundamental visual components which creates perhaps, from a compositional perspective, the
single most visually appealing of all the Grand Teton Webcams.
The list of compositional features is worthy of our attention. First
of course, is the unencumbered view of the Teton Range marching north.
Second is the wide expanse of open ground that the camera captures, that appears to have no
end, giving one the sense of freedom, while drawing the eye to the north. Third is the fact that,
as our eye is drawn along a line that runs almost due north, the visional flow of this image
carries us to the planetary headquarters of the Great White Brotherhood, i.e. the Ascended
Masters, at the Royal Teton Ranch. This line of sight that connects this camera position, and the
Headquaters of Church Universal and Triumphant, only a degree and a half west of true north,
marches close by Eagles Rest Peak in the distance. That would be to the left of the opening on
the horizon which is in the upper right portion of the image. The fourth important visual element
is represented by the presence of homes in the foreground, where you have people living there,
who have this image out their front picture window every day. In this respect, the image has
the feeling inherent in it, that we are looking in the direction of home.
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The Grand Tetons from Lost Creek Ranch — Lost Creek Ranch is located in Moose,
Wyoming. The image is updated every minute. Click the image for a
larger
picture.
Please take a moment to
express your appreciation
to the folks at Lost Creek
(Direct Email)
(Email Form)
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The Grand Tetons from Spring Creek Ranch — Spring Creek Ranch is located,
from what I can tell, somewhat north and west of Jackson Hole. Though I will update this when
it becomes more clear. This webcam is located on the north side of their "The Granary"
Restaraunt. Click the image for a larger picture. The larger image window is updated every 15
seconds.
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The Grand Tetons from Beringia South — Beringia South, is a non-profit,
environmental and wildlife research organization, located in Kelly, Wyoming. The image is
updated every minute. Click the image for a larger picture.
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Tetons from the Idaho side, is provided by Pat Neeley from a webcam in his
back yard. Several features worth a look can be found on his TetonCam Home Page, including
current weather conditons, a link to a recent clear view when weather is cloudy, a gallery of
exceptional images caught by this web cam over the years, and a store where you can purchase
some very high quality photos of the Grand Tetons and surrounding mountain areas. Click
image
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To the South of the main peaks of the Grand Tetons, above Jackson Hole proper, Jackson
Hole Mountain Resort (www.JacksonHole.com) maintains several On-Mountain Cams. This one is
the Gondola Summit (El. 9,095ft), and it looks up to the Tram Summit on the top of Rendevouz
Mountain,
the site of the old Corbetts Cabin web cam. Click on the image to open it full size. It's really
big! (See Map)
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Another Cam from Jackson Hole Mountain Resort (www.JacksonHole.com). This one is is located at the Tram Summit, at the
top of Rendezvous Mountain (El. 10,450ft) and looks to the even higher mountains to the south
west. This is the site of the old Corbetts Cabin web cam. Click on the image to open it full size.
It too is really big!
(See
Map)
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Teton Pass - West - This is from the collection of Wyoming state-wide road condition
web cams (See their web cam
map). All four of the Teton Pass webcams can be viewed on one page. Updates every three minutes or so. This is well lit at night too.
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Teton Pass - East - This is another from the collection of Wyoming state-wide road
condition web cams (See their web
cam map). All four of the Teton Pass webcams can be viewed on
one page. Updates every three minutes or so. This is well lit at night too.
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Teton Pass - Jackson Valley - This is another from the collection of Wyoming
state-wide road condition web cams (See their web cam map). All four of the Teton Pass webcams can be viewed
on
one page. Updates every three minutes or so.
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Teton Pass - Glory Peak - This is another from the collection of Wyoming state-wide
road condition web cams (See their
web cam map). All four of the Teton Pass webcams can be viewed on
one page. Updates every three minutes or so.
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The Egyption version of the Grand Tetons. That's right. The Great Pyramids. While the other
North American Web Cams have been put to bed, this one is just getting up, and will provide
images throughout the night. (Pyramid
Cam Home Page).
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Resort Sports Network
provides another web cam view of the Tetons and the surrounding national park area. This
web cam is not a traditional fixed position camera. Spencer, the cameraman, travels to various
locations throughout the Jackson Hole resort area and the Grand Teton National Park area. The
images he captures are posted on the RSN Jackson Hole home page periodically, which is about
once or twice a week.
Information on the Royal Teton Retreat of the Ascended
Masters
"Unveiled Mysteries", published in 1930 by the
first of Messenger of the I Am Movement, Guy Ballard, under the pen name of Godfre Ray King,
is our favorite book of all time. There is nothing else like it in the entire body of Ascended
Master
literature. And of course, herein you will find the first published description of the Ascended
Master's Royal Teton Retreat located at the etheric level within the Grand Teton mountain range.
You simply can't go wrong by including this book in your personal library.
Some of the chapters you will find in "Unveiled Mysteries" include, Meeting the Master,
The
Sahara Desert, The Royal Teton, Mysteries of Yellowstone, Inca Memories, Buried Cities of the
Amazon, The Secret Valley, God's Omnipresent Power, and Venus Visits the Royal Teton. The
book has three color pictures.
These links will take you to the online bookstore amazon.com where can purchase the book
at
a good price. Sometimes they have used books for sale that can be had for substantial savings.
1.
Unveiled Mysteries,
Hard Cover.
2. Unveiled Mysteries,
Soft Cover.
From Pearls of
Wisdom, Vol. 34,
No. 49, note 4:
"The Royal Teton Retreat, congruent with the Grand Teton near Jackson Hole, Wyoming, is
the principle retreat of the Great White Brotherhood on the North American continent. This
physical/etheric retreat is an ancient focus of great light where the seven rays of the Elohim and
Archangels are enshrined. The Lords of Karma, Gautama Buddha and all members of the Great
White Brotherhood frequent this gathering place of the Ascended Masters and their disciples
while
also maintaining the specialized functions of their own retreats. The Lords of Karma meet at the
Royal Teton Retreat bi-annually, at the turn of the year and at summer solstice, to review
petitions
from unascended mankind and to grant dispensations for their assistance. Conclaves attended by
thousands of lifestreams from every continent, who journey there in their finer bodies through
soul
travel while they sleep, are also held at this retreat as well as small classes and tutorials. Here
also
Saint Germain and Lord Lanto with Ascended Master Confucius (hierarch of the Royal Teton
Retreat) are conducting their universities of the Spirit --- courses of instruction being given by
the
Lords of the Seven Rays and the Maha Chohan at their respective retreats for tens of thousands
of
students who are pursuing the path of self-mastery on the seven rays."
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Instructions for setting
web cam images as desktop wallpaper
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This slide show contains all of the best photos we have
collected from the RSN Jackson Hole web cam, beginning in the Fall of 2001 through February
of
2002. The slide show includes 22 photos in all. The slide show is downloaded as a single file,
which is self-extracting, which will automatically install all the photos plus the slide show
executable into a folder on your hard drive. With this slide show, you will be able to admire
each
photo full screen, without the desktop clutter that you would normally have to look through
when
you use a photo as desktop wall paper. When the slide show is started you can set the time
duration for the display of the photos, and choose whether or not to employ fancy transitions
between individual photos. This makes a superior screen saver because you can start it when you
want it to start.
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