Some New Pictures

During the weekend of Tom’s housewarming party in Wyoming, there was constant argument about which direction was which(even when faced with the reality of a setting sun). Let’s see, Tom, as I recall that view is to the north, right? :wink:
Susan

West by Northwest. I have a compass. ha ha ha

Jessie, I like that one. :slight_smile:

Cool Pic Tom, I haven’t been to the Lander area for many years (NOLS course around '78), so it’s nice to see those mountains again, although I hear the town itself has changed consderably.

Loren

But I can see the constellation Sony!

well, heres my image since we are sharing. This is my other hobby.

Cy,
What brand of whistle is that Bb?

Just curious. :slight_smile:

Good Stuff, but this is where we keep the Wuskey.

Ah, Yellow Gorse. I love the smell of that stuff. I thought about planting some on my land to remind me of Caithness, but it’s classed as a noxious weed here in the states. :roll: So thanks for the picture–beautiful!
TW

What a shame, how about broom, the bonney bonney broom?
:stuck_out_tongue:

I never took a NOLS course, Loren, but then I prefer to travel light and solo, not really the NOLS thing. I never knew you were out this way. The town has changed in a lot of ways, but it’s still got that wierd mix of old-fashioned common-sense rancher conservatism and highly-educated eco-yuppy social consciousness. Great place to be a musician. :slight_smile: And the mountains, while a bit more crowded than they used to be, still contain the most drop-dead scenery I’ve ever seen, anywhere.

Wizzy, could I plant bonny, bonny mops instead?

Tom

That would be a superduper thing to do, but they might take a while to bloom.

:stuck_out_tongue:

[ This Message was edited by: wizzy on 2003-01-16 14:16 ]

On 2003-01-16 14:07, WyoBadger wrote:
I never took a NOLS course, Loren, but then I prefer to travel light and solo, not really the NOLS thing. I never knew you were out this way. The town has changed in a lot of ways, but it’s still got that wierd mix of old-fashioned common-sense rancher conservatism and highly-educated eco-yuppy social consciousness. Great place to be a musician. > :slight_smile: > And the mountains, while a bit more crowded than they used to be, still contain the most drop-dead scenery I’ve ever seen, anywhere.

Wizzy, could I plant bonny, bonny mops instead?

Tom

Thanks for the bump Loren.

Cees:
Both the Bb and the Low D are ME originals. AKA I made it myself… Why? You want one :slight_smile: