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Day 6 - Cody to Gillette (the best a man can get)
Well Saturday is upon us. We had a great supper at a traditional home cooked food last night in the town, only to spoiled by the so called ``deluxe`` continental breakfast we had this morning at the comfort inn. no bread! - and miserable staff. this is the first negative of our trip. everyone we have encountered, including at the hotels have been …
Northern Wyoming Thanksgiving experiences.
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Heading away from the "Big Horns" was a sad thing for my friend "Carlos" since he loves the mountains so much, but I love the hilly canyonated green rocky plains to the east. In Wyoming, the plains rarely are flat, they don't have many trees. I do prefer the hilly Mars-like landscapes of Wyoming, To me they are far interesting than the high Rockies which sport the same species of things. Plus the towns in ...
Museum at Black Hills Institute
... where people would not be able to observe it. They were able to get financial backing from a number of doners to assist in purchasing Sue for the museum. They had the winning bid of $8,362,500.
After purchasing Sue the Field Museum had the fossil prepped and mounted and it is now on display in the lobby of the museum. In spite of the museum's concern about lack of access to ...
The Best A Man Can Get
Howdy folks,
Steffie and I were up early on our last day in Grand Teton and were in the car by 7:30am. We have our morning routine pretty well downpat these days and can get wake up, pack the tent, have breakfast and brush our teeth in an hour. Not bad really! On our original itinerary, we had planned to go south to Thermopolis before heading to Gillette, but we decided to go back via Yellowstone Lake and through the Wild West town of Cody instead.
Our ...
Day 9
After we crossed the Black Hills In the morning, we arrived in Wyoming, a state where the West is still wild! We passed the coil and oil town of Gillette on the eastern edge of the Powder River Basin, which became the center of a battleground in the 1870s, as ...