One国家地理的摄影师红石跟我说“:美国黄石公园是一个可以去上100次的地方,无论什么季节。”已经是1月份了,一行人缩着脖子哈着手跺着脚出门,内森和他的妻子卡娜已经如约在门口等待我们。他们穿着厚厚的印第安人的厚呢夹克,戴着毛线的帽子,两人脸上有一模一样的淳朴笑容。他们身后是带我们出发的小卡车,发动机没有关,轰隆隆地响着,在雪地里冒着白色的热气。内森掏出名片,上面的头衔很有型:狼迹追踪者。今天,这对在黄石公园里土生土长的夫妻负责带 One National Geographic Photographer Hongshi told me: “The Yellowstone is a place where you can go 100 times, no matter what the season.” It was already in January, and a pedestrian shook his neck and kicked out Nathan and his wife Kana have waited for us at about the door. They were dressed in thick Indian thick jackets and wool hats, and both had the same simple smile on their faces. Behind them was the little truck that took us off, the engine did not turn off, rumbled loudly, risking white heat in the snow. Nathan pulled out a business card, the title is very type: wolf tracker. Today, it is responsible for the couple born and raised in Yellowstone Park