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over the hill from Preskitt
Don't see these everywhere.
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The next 2 are interesting aero additions to 18 wheelers.
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My partner in crime. He wanted to drive but I don't trust him with the trailer. :wink:
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Of course Yellerstone is full of bison..
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And the boss really wanted to see a moose. No dice all week and we saw these 2 heading home at probably the last place a moose might be, on South Pass. Bucket list, check.
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Bonus points if you know what this is and where.
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Some alpine Lupine and my traveling partners
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And a rodeo clown riding a scoop shovel a lap around the arena. He got a faceful of used horse feed!
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Man I love road trips and this country!
 
Indian Medicine Wheel in the Big Horn Mountains.
My brother and I happened to be there on summer solstice about 30 years ago. Whole bunch of "strange folks" doing weird things.
I've always thought the Big Horn Mountains was the prettiest little mountain range I've seen.
 
Well that wasn't as tough as I thought. :? We spent a 14 hour day and drove 360 miles doing the Yellowstone tourist thing with 10,000 of our closest friends, and spent 1/2 a day in the eastern edge of the Big Horns...and wished it were reversed. If we ever go back there's no doubt where we're going. Did you walk through drifts to get there?
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And the obligatory Old Faithful shot, I think someone had the valve part way closed, a little underwhelming..
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And your prize is all day at the Copper Star all expenses paid...on Wednesday. :mrgreen:
 
Ha, I almost went to Copper Star today to see if the powder I'm waiting for had arrived. Fortunately I realized it was Wednesday.

I've been to the Medicine Wheel several times over the years. The summer solstice trip there wasn't much snow but the "road" in was mud. Had to help one of the "new agers" get unstuck.
There's a lot of history surrounding the Big Horns and some very scenic and interesting places if the weather is ok and you have the time.

You take very good pictures.
 
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