“If we could see the miracle of a single flower clearly, our whole life would change.” ~ Hindu Prince Gautama Siddharta
Tag: Wyoming
“Let Us Dance In The Sun, Wearing Wildflowers In Our Hair” – Susan Polis Schutz
Western Portrait Photography – The Western Modern Cowboy In GQ Style
Snowy Range Sunshine
“Snow Fire In The Rockies”
“A Sailing We Must Go”
“Indeed The River Is A Perpetual Gala And Boasts Each Month A New Ornament” – Ralph Waldo Emerson
“Sketching Into Fall On The Great Plains Of Wyoming”
“Fall River Crossing Along The Old Army Iron Bridge -Ft. Laramie, Wyoming”
I have such a thing for old bridges as some of you know from previous posts. Well, above is an old army bridge near Ft. Laramie, Wyoming. This old historic bridge was built in 1875 by the US Army to provide military and immigrant crossings over the North Platte River to the Fort. This bridge was pivotal in providing transportation and trade in the region. It also provided passage to other military outposts, Indian agencies, and the gold fields in the Black Hills region of South Dakota. Without this bridge to link people together at the time, many peace treaties wouldn’t have happened. If you are going through and/or headed to Wyoming for a visit, be sure to make this bridge and the National Ft. Laramie sight a “must see”.
“Snowy Wyoming Horses In Medicine Bow”
“Fall Into Winter Glow”
Rocky Mountains Medicine Bow Glory
The Story Of Wyoming’s Indian Paintbrush
The First Indian Paintbrush
Once upon a time, a Blackfoot maiden fell in love with a wounded prisoner she was attending. The maiden realized that her tribe was only nursing its captive in order to torture him later. She planned an escape of the prisoner, accompanying him for fear of the punishment for such a deed. After some time in her lover’s camp she grew homesick for a glimpse of her old camp. She finally went to the site of her old camp, hid in the nearby bushes Continue reading “The Story Of Wyoming’s Indian Paintbrush”
“Spring…The First Kiss Of Summer”
“A Light In The Storm”
