Casper Inn

... jutting up out of nowhere. Wind River Canyon was beautiful to drive through.

We arrived in Casper and decided to stay. After checking out 6 motels we chose the Super 8 which was new and the cheapest at $89 + tax. It had an indoor pool and spa which we made use of. A really nice way to unwind after a long day in the car!

After a sleepless night, already documented, at the Route 26 Campground and Spa we headed off to Scotts Bluff. Graciously named after a gentleman named Scott who got left for dead in the surrounding area and crawled to the Bluff and expired. We were running short on time so we took the shuttle to the top.....but DID the hike down. It was a cool way to end our stay in Nebraska. We will choose to remember the natural ...

Well we left my brothers after mowing his place (use resource he said) left around 1pm then headed north for 500 miles....had no close calls other then dad taking a swing at me for making fun of his hair loss (attitude) then once we got into Wyoming the scenery was AWSOME! plus the Antelope (Pronghorn) was real nice..we pulled into Casper around 9:30pm central time...eat a bite and now we go to beddie by for a crack of dawn heading to Yellowstone hoping to see lots of wildlife. Later

... is scary¡¨, ¡§my toes are tingling, this is way high!¡¨ ¡§It¡¦s out of this world¡¨, ¡§this is *******n beautiful¡¨ ¡K¡K¡K You know? There was a reason that I left so much later than anticipated. With all the ¡§effen¡¨ delays, most of them seemed so useless. It was meant to be. If I would¡¦ve left a few weeks ago, the magic would¡¦ve been much less dramatic. The fall colors gave it the extra-over-the-top WOW factor. New England, my ass. LOL I drove from ...

... to the paying RV'er. In Wyoming it was about coal, cattle, even oil. Casper is not a bad little town. I'm taking a day off here to catch up, before heading to Yellowstone tomorrow. It's very conservative - there's a hot item in the paper where one Republican candidate for the House (their only seat) accused the other of being associated with the Sierra Club, which of course would be the kiss of death.

We left at 6am on July 17 from Casper Airport. A long day of flying via Denver, Toronto to London. We were on United and Air Canada flights. All the flights were fine, except Michelle's luggage did not arrive in London when we did. We arrived in London at 7am or so.

Snow is here! It started to snow on our way into Casper today. It was so pretty. It only got a few inches, but it was still really nice; the first snow of the season. Our show was in an arena tonight. Because of that, we had some sound issues, but the crowd seemed to really love it, and didn't care that it was snowing outside. It was great! We even got a standing ovation before the ...

wyoming war nicht besonders einpraegsam. ein wasserfall und die black hills, die aber hauptsaechlich in south dakota sind und daher eher dort hingehoeren. trozdem gibt es ein paar huebsche bilder ...

Another good day, however, had to hit the interstate in Western Colorado. Not much to see anyway, just dessert, but fortunately it is high desert, so much cooler riding than Texas. My communication system had a break down in the afternoon, so no chatter with the guys and ...

... by a few comforts. Western Wyoming, Yellowstone, the Grand Tetons and Jackson Hole are spectacular. Here in eastern Wyoming there is rolling grassland, buffalo and cattle country. It is also beautiful in a different less spectacular way. My thoughts have turned toward home. It feels good to be headed more or less in that direction. At least now I'm no longer getting farther away.