Along the Snowy Range Scenic Byway in Wyoming’s Medicine Bow National Forest, is this Observation Point structure at 10,885 get above sea level. Aug. 24, 2013

In south central Wyoming, cattle are moved to a different pasture the original way, by horse.

Entertaining myself at the Wyoming Tourism Office near the junction of Interstates 25 and 80. They have a bit of a museum there and a modern large building powered by solar energy. If you want free maps and brochures this is a quick stop.

You’ve probably never seen this 60-foot tall monument in Wyoming off of Interstate 80. It was built by two brothers who were Union Pacific Railroad financiers during the building of the First Transcontinental Railroad (completed in 1869). The monument was originally built next to where the railroad tracks were to be located. The monument was built and the planned tracks were moved south. So today it’s located between Interstate 80 and the railroad tracks…out of site from both. I read about it “Nothing Like it in the World” by Stephen Ambrose. Had to see the monument built where few go out of their way to see it.

Lots of photographs of nothing were taken by me while I tried to get one frame of a dragonfly in flight. Just wanted one and that was all I had. I’ll share it with you. This dragon fly was living high in the Colorado Rockies in Rocky Mountain National Park. Aug. 5, 2013

Shower stalls for getting naked in private and taking a hot shower with your own solar-heated shower bag in Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado. Aug. 20, 2013