The short drive to Wyoming is full of open space. It is open and rugged, like me.
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The short drive to Wyoming is full of open space. It is open and rugged, like me.
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Your post made me smile Mike. 🙂
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Good for the soul. My pleasure.
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Open and rugged is AWESOME! Happy Wednesday Mike! Hugz Lisa and Bear
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Thank you both.
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Mike–would love to return to Wyoming. It’s been several decades for me. My big bro. was a ranger at Devil’s Tower.
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I like Wyoming. Very beautiful and not much there.
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Just to see it once–to me, it was how I’d always pictured the West, and the Great Plains. Watching antelope run across open fields reminded me of the African veldt (somewhere, I’ve never been).
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There are antelope in my picture, but they are tiny.
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☺️
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😉
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Reblogged this on justliveyourlifeokay.
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The “like me” made me smile 🙂
… and the photo is gorgeous. I like the perspective created by the little bridge in the foreground!
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Well thanks Joanne. I am a legend in my own mind.
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Love to see it Mike, but you do it justice with the excellent photo
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Aye, and you’d be finding me on your moors, you would.
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You would love the moors Mike 🙂
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I know I would. I’ll be there on Sunday with a bag packed for a 30 day stay. Hope your wife won’t mind. I don’t eat much.
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I’ll get some Guinness in 🙂
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Stunning!
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Thanks, bro.
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If the bridges were not there I swear I would see a couple of old cowboys in the distance and Apache? on the bluff watching them. This is a scene out of an early John Wayne movie.
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Wyoming is largely a set for western movies. Thanks for this comment.
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And no poles and wire either, the scene fades them right out, its so natural.
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But the two bridges to nowhere are not so natural. An odd thing to see, me thinks. Thank you.
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Magnificient !
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Yeah, I liked the light quite a bit. Thanks Marylou.
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I don’t know you Mike, but it is nice to think you are open and rugged like that. And it’s a fabulous shot to be sure.
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Well, I’m open for sure.
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Oh I miss the West. This makes me want to get back
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C’mon.
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Snap, it looks like the moon. I’d hate to be a bandit on the run in that hood. Not that I have to do that often.
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It is not a bad place for a bandit on the run. It has worked for me for over 40 years now. Tell no one, and if you ever want to go Bonny and Clyde, do it with me.
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LOL, Am I going to see your mug on a WANTED poster in the Denver Airport? I’m far too cautious to be a Bonny to your Clyde but I did love the cars and fashions of he era. That Blanche was a real pill too. I’d have to boot her butt out at the first bus stop.
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Blanche stays home or I fill her full of lead. Just you and me, boomdee, cutting a trail, raising a ruckus, and filling our pants. Full of cash 😉
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Gah!! Ruckus? LOL, sounds like fun even if I’d have to nap for a week after. I think “Bonn-dee” would run like mad at the first site of the law….you might be one of the boys my dad wormed me about. 😉
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Oh I most certainly am one of those boys. Still.
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Really like the contrast between the big open sky and the rugged land. You rugged and open too? Cowboy like characteristics to go with the photo perhaps?
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I suppose it could be cowboy like in as much a cowboys tend to be the strong silent type.
Thanks Carol.
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