This is the entrance to the park. Notice the entrance way - it is made entirely out of elk antlers. There was one of these on every corner.
If you want to bring someone a nice gift, you can get them a little cowgirl outfit. Or maybe a racoon skin hat (who wouldn't want that?).
Or, you can bring them a sheriff's badge with their name on it.
Or, you can bring them a sheriff's badge with their name on it.
The most popular spot in town appears to be the Million Dollar Cowboy Bar.
I believe it is some kind of landmark.
It wasn't even noon and people were already bellied up to the bar.
All the barstools are saddles!
It wasn't even noon and people were already bellied up to the bar.
All the barstools are saddles!
They will also make you a sandwich when you are done drinking. Unfortunately, there was no elk sandwich today. They only had the buffalo!!
I find it strange that they offer an elk sandwich when about 100 steps away there is the National Elk Refuge! Something is just wrong about that.
As I continued my travels through Wyoming, I came across this Osprey nest. The mother was just coming in to feed the baby.
First she gave the little brat a peck on the cheek. He was screaming for lunch!
I find it strange that they offer an elk sandwich when about 100 steps away there is the National Elk Refuge! Something is just wrong about that.
As I continued my travels through Wyoming, I came across this Osprey nest. The mother was just coming in to feed the baby.
First she gave the little brat a peck on the cheek. He was screaming for lunch!
After feeding him, he quieted down.
She sat around for a while, then became bored with her offsrping and left the nest.
There are quite a few wild horses in Wyoming. It is a common sight to see the horses, elk, moose, and a lot of antelope.
For the last time this trip, I crossed the Continental Divide.
For the last time this trip, I crossed the Continental Divide.
