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This is the Maypole that is in the center of town in downtown Leavenworth. Each block has a painted story on it and they have many festivals here to celebrate , they dance around the pole too. They are visited by over 3 million people each year so it is Continue Reading

This river runs through town and we saw many floaters and kayakers enjoying the waters on a hot day. The water is so clear and looks so pure! The mountains behind are amazing. We have sat in the waters a couple of times just to be cool in the heat. Continue Reading

Have not been posting in a while. Have been in Washington since August 9 visiting with Carson. Having a wonderful time and enjoying time with him. One of his friends (Tom) in the hat here, asked us to join a walking tour for advertisement in Leavenworth. It was a great Continue Reading

Good morning…..8/11/22. This is actually an old picture that we took when we were in Yellowstone, 2018. With us going back to Cody, brings back good times and good vibes. The entrance to Yellowstone closest to Cody is still shut down from the floods last month and we weren’t going Continue Reading

Just a quick look at the Hotel. Perfect location, great people watching corner! S & J

This hotel located in downtown Cody was built in 1902 by “Buffalo Bill”, Col. William F. Cody. He names it after his daughter. It was dedicated as a Historical Place in 1973. It has a huge restaurant/bar, a beautiful cherry bar, and still serves as the place to stop, stay, Continue Reading

This part of the rodeo is always fun to watch. No this is not Jimmy from Yellowstone coming out of the corral!!! The last one to come out was a 12 year old boy and it was his first time ever competing. He did better than the older guys. I Continue Reading

James and I arrived back in Cody on the 2nd. We drove across Wyoming Monday and Tuesday. Pulled over on Wy. 28 to sleep on Monday night and woke up to 55 degrees!! It was wonderful. Our refrigerator would not switch over to propane so we had to start up Continue Reading

Here is a larger look at the basin of the valley. I know this picture is blurry but it gives you a chance to use your imagination. S & J

This state park was a walking wonderland. James is wedged between a few of the rocks. This state park is full of these hoodoos as the locals call them goblins. Rock formations mainly formed as mushrooms. Quite interesting to walk through here , every corner you went around or over Continue Reading