Tell ya folks: I've been to Wyomin'!

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..and here's another image of the Absarokas - I believe - I forgot to post

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Once travelling through the Yellowstone Park, places out of this World like this one were quite commonplace. It took me a day of driving to get to the southern part of the Park and into the...

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...Grand Teton National Park! This picture - sorry for the only partial upload of the image - was taken on top of Signal Mountain and shows Mt. Moran and Jackson Lake. It was there that I probably felt the most touching feelings: everything was perfect. The view, the breeze, the sun, the place. That was "my" place...

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... and looking South you had the plains, towards Jackson Hole, and rolling east - to the left in the picture - the way to Dubois, and further beyond to Riverton.

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And finally, a lonesome tree, standing in the plain under a perfect Wyoming sky. A symbol, and my gift to all the lonely travellers that span the globe in search of themselves. Thanks for sharing my journey in the land of Ennis and Jack.

[Meryl]

And finally, a lonesome tree, standing in the plain under a perfect Wyoming sky. A symbol, and my gift to all the lonely travellers that span the globe in search of themselves. Thanks for sharing my journey in the land of Ennis and Jack.

Thank you for sharing, Luigi!  You had such a wonderful trip, and those pictures say it all.  Wyoming is a truly beautiful place. 

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Thank you for sharing, Luigi!  You had such a wonderful trip, and those pictures say it all.  Wyoming is a truly beautiful place. 

Glad you liked the images Meryl. I am trying to post a few more, though the vast majority I have are on slide format... I'm quite a traditionalist in this field.
This one was taken at Mammoth Hot Springs, Yellowstone. A bit eerie, but beautiful place.

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And here's another view of Jackson Lake and Mount Moran

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Finally, one more shot of beloved TenSleep, where it all began. To the left - where the US flag hangs - is Dirty Sally's, best place around for savouring the locale. Right across there is the main road leading to Worland (to the left) or the Big Horns and Brokenback Mountain (to the right). Ciao!

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This one was taken at Mammoth Hot Springs, Yellowstone. A bit eerie, but beautiful place.

This IS eerie. But what a great photograph.
Thank you for sharing your trip with us. There's never enough WY pics, never enough.