Wyoming B.S. Thread

Ah gotcha. Haha I was gonna say.

We'll both those things are easily fixed. Haha

 

Sorry to hear that not everyone's weekend turned out. It did here though.

 

Nice! where is "here"?


We hiked to bucking Mule Falls, easy 4 miles

photo sphere: https://photos.app.goo.gl/FUHDUXCBGTKWcYFj7



Pryors in the distance




Then to Porcupine falls, super short but 800 some odd feet elevation in half a mile is steep! haha






Saw 4 moose on the way to camp. And at camp snuck up on this guy, could have probably walked right up to him but didn't want to freak him out too much. In total we saw 6 moose which is crazy.




Flower were awesome up there too.





But had the whole place to ourselves and enjoyed a quite beautiful evening watching the color change and swatting mosquitoes haha












Moon was no joke either




Ended with some fire warmed cookies.


And we packed up and drove to the top to get away from the bugs to eat breakfast.

 

Nice photos; Wife and I(and two small dogs) tried for Porcupine falls a few years back. She doesn't do steep or hot (dogs didn't do hot either) and it was both on that day. Just showed her the photos and she said, "tell him 'thanks for posting them".

 

Oh cool. Sorry I didn't have my DSLR to take better ones ha But glad you share!

It's a cool hike but yeah steep for sure. Hurts the knees on the way down and everything on the way up! haha I like to run down it as it's fast and easier on my legs. It only took us 23min to get up surprisingly though. I thought it would take a lot longer but we booked it up.

The pool is really deep and some decent wading to be had by the shore, its freaking cold though so not sure Id go for a full swim.

Need to go back when the side falls is shooting out of the mountain. I guess that must just happen in spring.

 

Wallowa-Whitman NF. This was looking out toward the Seven Devil's Mtns

 

Also I'm blind apparently

 

... i am slowly making my way to Wyoming with my rugged stock pure Cornhusker taco,
made it to Broken Bow NE on the 4th before heading back to Missouri river

still had about 300 miles to drive to that state line near Scottsbluff
maybe get there before winter sets in

 

lol so much for a clean taco build

 

Didn't do anything thankfully. But I've got a dent guy now, cause fuck having dents.

 

Nice. How'd you end up there anyways? Slide?

 

No I came up at an angle and just didn't see it. Turned right onto it

 

Saved by your nerf bars...

 

Bummer. Pretty much happened to me too a while ago. Saw it. Didn't think it'd do anything. Bam. Right into the door, had to drive through it and just drug it the whole way down both doors haha

 

Not really, just saved by it being completely rotten

 

You guys are spoiled, this is what camping looks like once you have 3 kids...was a good 4th of July trip though.

 

Eh that doesn't look too bad. Honestly that was the most difficult camp trip I've done in a LONG time.

Forgot our dinner because didn't have the fridge to pack right.

Had to stuff the dog in the cab for part of it.

No AC and it was like 85 out and sunny. That realllly sucked.

But was worth it still.

 

It’s plenty of fun, just limits your options when you have put the trailer somewhere. Mid 70’s with a cold lake to jump into was hard to beat.

 

campers are fine, easy to stuff a bunch of people in.

We hit the lake on Saturday and went down the Green on Sunday.

 

@Blackdawg
Lemme know if you can’t see this I’ll screen shot it or something