Wyoming B.S. Thread

Lol I have a bad ass hammock that has a tarp in case of bad weather.

 

I should've known lol

 

Ha nice man. So might as well come this week

 

haha well first time for fireworks with the nephew and a kinda sorta step nephew. Probably not happening.

 

Oh fireworks happen every year haha

 

haha yeah but the other kid has never left his village. Like had subway for the first time in his life in Anchorage.

 

What kind of nephew is this?? Haha

 

Wy gang only be missing my pops. Sadly

 

Yea be cool job

 

Wah, pretty

 

Well there is my sisters kid. Then her baby daddy kid is coming and he's pretty old. Going in the 7th grade I think and he hasn't left the village I guess.

 

Village??

 

Yeah, just a small community. No roads in to where they live.

 

Which is where?

 

I think its called Scammon Bay. Not sire where its located. Just that its a small village and she teaches there.

 

Like Africa?? Indonesia???

 

o haha Alaska dude.

 

Okay that's what I wanted haha

 

Petroglyphs, Dunes, and Volcanoes (Oh My!)
When
Sun, July 6, 8am – 5pm
Where
Meet ten miles north of Rock Springs (29 miles south of Farson) on US 191, at the intersection of the Highway and Sweetwater County 17 (map)
Description
North of Rock Springs, Boar's Tusk demands attention. But did you know this volcanic plug is not alone, but has a family of other volcanic features in the area? White Mountain Petroglyphs is becoming easier to access, but aren't the only examples of beautiful rock art in the landscape. Join Red Desert expert John Mionczynski and Wyoming Outdoor Council staff in this tour of White Mountain, Killpecker Sand Dunes, and Cedar Canyon--where we get off the beaten track and spend some time with the features of the northern Red Desert.

The Outdoor Council recommends bringing appropriate outdoor gear including: hiking poles, one gallon of water per person, plenty of snacks and a full sack lunch, rain gear and clothing layers, and sun protection. Don't forget the camera and binoculars! Drive a high-clearance vehicle equipped with a full tank of gas, spare tire, and the tools and knowledge necessary to change a tire. Cell service is sporadic and cannot be counted upon in the desert.

This adventure is designed for a variety of ability levels and will not include strenuous hikes. We will walk over uneven terrain, at an easy pace, for a short distances.

We will meet ten miles north of Rock Springs (29 miles south of Farson) on US 191, at the intersection of the Highway and Sweetwater County 17.

For more information and to register (space is limited!) contact: Julia Stuble, public lands advocate, (307) 332 7031 x 11, julia@wyomingoutdoorcouncil.org