Posts Tagged ‘Wyoming’
Two
Posted: October 17, 2020 in One Word SundayTags: #OWS, Big Horn Wyoming, longhorn cattle, One Word Sunday, One Word Sunday: two, two, two longhorns, Wyoming
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Wordless Wednesday…feeling chipper
Posted: September 2, 2020 in Animals, Wordless WednesdayTags: animals, chipmunks, Wordless Wednesday, Wyoming
Yes, it tickled just a bit.
Posted: August 29, 2020 in Six-Word SaturdayTags: #sixwordsaturday, #SWS, butterflies, butterfly, Nature, Six-Word Saturday, Wyoming
Friday flowers…and friend
Posted: August 28, 2020 in flowersTags: Big Horn Mountains, flowers, Friday flowers, Mariposa lily, wildflowers, Wyoming, Wyoming wildflowers
Wordless Wednesday…near the waterfall
Posted: August 26, 2020 in Wordless WednesdayTags: Big Goose Falls, Nature, video, water, waterfall, Wordless Wednesday, Wyoming
Two-fer Tuesday
Posted: August 25, 2020 in Humor, NatureTags: Bighorn Mountains, Dr. Seuss, humor, Nature, plants, Thing One and Thing Two, Wyoming
I’m not sure what these are, but there were lots of them in the meadows. Is it just me or is anyone else getting a Dr. Seuss Thing One and Thing Two vibe here? I do know it’s not Covid hair!
Monday walk…for the horses
Posted: August 24, 2020 in Monday walkTags: Big Horn Mountains, Bighorn Mountains, horseback riding, Jo's Monday Walk, Willow Creek, Wyoming
In Wyoming, much of the walking is done by the horses, which means we can go much farther than if we were walking on our own. On this day we took a series of trails, some of which we’d ridden on in other years. But this year we continued on, the trail and then road taking us closer to the mountains of the high country before curling back around toward home.
Eventually the road, suitable for four-wheel drive vehicles and motorcycles, came to Lamburger Rock. If it’s climbing you’re after, this is a spot for you. We, however, just enjoyed the view. I always take my phone with me in a fanny pack so that I can take photos. No phone reception unless you get quite high.
Willow Creek flows rapidly and I imagine it’s quite cold even mid-summer.
(more…)Does this outfit look too transparent?
Posted: August 22, 2020 in Six-Word SaturdayTags: #SWS, Big Horn Mountains, butterflies, butterfly, Nature, Six-Word Saturday, Wyoming
for Six Word Saturday 8.22.20
Friday flowers…lupine
Posted: August 21, 2020 in flowersTags: Big Horn Mountains, Bighorn Mountain wildflowers, flowers, Friday flowers, lupine, Nature, Wyoming, Wyoming wildflowers
Thursday doors…the great outdoors
Posted: August 20, 2020 in Thursday doorsTags: #ThursdayDoors, doors, outdoors, sheepherders wagons, Thursday doors, tiny houses, unique doors, Woolywagons, Wyoming
In much of Wyoming, the doors of choice are outdoors (or maybe sometimes outhouse doors), but if you look, you can sometimes find doors of the more normal sort. Both sets of doors today are definitely not geared towards people tending toward the wide side. But anyone can view them from the outside, the best place to by in Wyoming.
This is the door end of a sheepherder’s wagon. It’s not in use now in that capacity, but it works well for a unique door. Talk about tiny houses before tiny houses were the in thing! And this one is moveable. Click here for a short but very cool, one might even say cold, look at how an entire family lived in one of these! And seriously, you all need to take a look at these incredible Woolywagons. These days you can rent one also instead of a motel room if you so choose. Dan, Norm, or any other handy DIYers want to build your own? Here are “20 Awesome Shepherders Plans” ready and waiting. You could get more than one blog post out of that project!
Drat! I forgot Norm was taking this week and the next two off. Well, I hope you enjoyed the limited edition Thursday Doors. I wonder if anyone else forgot.
