View from the Wyoming Office Window

[Dodd]

Not what I see every day, but I did take this photo in Wyoming a few hours from my house.

Though that isn't you're yard, all I can say to that is WOW! What a fantasically beautiful view. If I could see that every day I woke up, it'd be heaven on earth!

Oh heck yeah. And having friends that think the way we do too? To come over there and hang out? That is a dream worth moving for.

Beautiful pictures!

[MichaelNotMike]

I actually used that photo in my "Guns and Weed" film, in the part talking about Wyoming having (soon) concealed carry without a permit. (I'll have a few copies of that DVD with me at the Jam.)

MWD

[DilCalvin]

Nice pics, I have been trying to post mine but can't seem to figure out how to get the photo attached........   

[MamaLiberty]

Nice pics, I have been trying to post mine but can't seem to figure out how to get the photo attached........   

I think you have to be a member in order to post pictures. But you can post a link to something at photobucket or one of those online things.

[Eechay]

Not what I see every day, but I did take this photo in Wyoming a few hours from my house.

Though that isn't you're yard, all I can say to that is WOW! What a fantasically beautiful view. If I could see that every day I woke up, it'd be heaven on earth!

Oh heck yeah. And having friends that think the way we do too? To come over there and hang out? That is a dream worth moving for.

Beautiful pictures!

wow,..that's amazing. Where in Wyoming is this?

[MichaelNotMike]

Not what I see every day, but I did take this photo in Wyoming a few hours from my house.




wow,..that's amazing. Where in Wyoming is this?

Teton County, Teton National Park, State Route 191. South of Moran, WY and North of Moose, WY

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moran,_Wyoming

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moose,_WY

[Don Wills]

I lived about 15 miles south of this spot from 2006 to 2010.  This picture summarizes the primary reason for why I moved to Wyoming.

It's a real shame that Jackson Hole has been overrun by tree huggers and statists - it ruins an otherwise wonderful place to live.

[ConfederateCatholic]

It's a real shame that Jackson Hole has been overrun by tree huggers and statists - it ruins an otherwise wonderful place to live.

I bet. It's one thing to appreciate nature, use it's resources respectively, and want to conserve it properly. It's something else altogether to worship it and use/or the government to restrict the public's right to unfettered access of public land.