Wonders of Wyoming

  photo courtesy of animalscamp.com Dave Walsh, 27 Jan’16   They rely on their speed and durability.  And there’s more of them, than us. You talk about being made for one another, well, this Wyoming […]

 photo courtesy of cityprofile.com Dave Walsh 25 Jan ’16 It’s not just about “choppin’ wood”, there’s a whole lot more, when this Wonder takes place.  It’s a late-June summertime Wonder, and has been since 1961.  […]

photo courtesy of lovethesepics.com Dave Walsh 19 Jan ’16   This Wonder is a celebration of Native American culture, and it involves a lot of dancing.  The dancers perform to the beat of drums, and […]

photo courtesy of wyotrailsandtails Dave Walsh 18 Jan ’16   This Wonder was the starting point for a famous stage route, and a destination point for U.S. Presidents.  This a Wyoming Wonder that “once was”.  […]

 photo courtesy of panaramio.com Dave Walsh, 15 Jan 16   Just before the Wind River changes its name, it exits one of the most beautiful canyons in the state.  Travel through the canyon and it’s […]

 photo courtesy of jacksonholehistory.com Dave Walsh 13 Jan ’16 He was a late-day mountain man the Indians called “The Beaver”.  This Wyoming Wonder was actually born in England, but he went off to sea, and […]

Dave Walsh 8 Jan’16 It’s home to the only herd of Desert Elk in Wyoming, and it’s the largest of its kind on the North American Continent, second in size in the world only to […]