July is wildflower month in many parts of the Rockies, and Glacier National Park often puts on spectacular display.  These Mountain Hollyhocks (Iliamna rivularis) are part of the Mallow family which includes hibiscus and cotton.  Many of the species have medicinal properties, and it is thought that the first marshmallows were made from a species of Hollyhock.  I composed this image using a panoramic format, to counterpoint the old and the new; the color and tone of vibrant flowers with the burnt and dying trees.

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