Just before visiting Cheyenne museum
The Grenoblois group looking for a ranch to buy on the banks of Cheyenne River !!
Near the gas station where Chris filled the tank of the bus, a road sign indicating the historic byway of the pioneers.
After wandering in East Wyoming, we arrived on June 23th on the shore of Yellowstone lake (elevation : 2357 m), not far from Fishing Bridge.
The beach at Mary Bay was not crowded, and we saw two Native Americans wading in the water.
A curiosity in the ski resort of Jackson Hole : an arch built with antlers of elk.
At Mammoth Hot Springs a wonderful unexpected visitor : the Killdeer Plover bird.
Passing through Gillette, a quick view on an open-pit coal mine.
After the semi-desert expanses of the Badlands and the volcanic landscape of Yellowstone, we took a bath of freshness during the boat trip on Jenny lake, followed by a walk in the forest nearby.
Thank you Robert.
My best,
Jane
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