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That looks like a nice place to ride a bike.
Wyoming is truly God’s country. (Nobody else wanted it.)
Amazing how you managed to fit all of Wyoming’s progressives and intellectuals into that photo.
I love those cottonwood trees. Must be glorious in the summertime.
You made it! You’re out! I imagine myself in that setting, and think of the Kids in the Hall….
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IgZPlPdjr…
Aw crap..
Did we sell it to China?
🙁
Gus, thanks for the laugh. Thorspeed, Golob.
The picture makes me clench. Thank you for reminding me how much I love it here, even amidst the 151st gloomy day in a row…
This would make a lovely postcard, but I still don’t want to go there.
just as nice to visit as it is to move away from.
hell is other people.
Oh, hell, @8, that’s a garden spot compared to most of Texas and Oklahoma.
@11, remarkably similar to my back yard, except the cottonwoods leafed out about 4 weeks ago. 4° further south and all.
I guess somebody just got a little WWAMI in their life.
Lovely picture, really. Reminds me of the Everglades in winter, oddly enough.
I want to go to there.