Here are a few pictures, the first from Japan and the rest from Wyoming.
This is a view from one of the temples we visited in Kyoto. A little bit hazy.
Mountains in Wyoming, the Snowies in June. Can see very far with only a little haze, it should be clearer except that our wonderful neighbor states are smogging up the air, but the wind carries it away quickly.
A Bitterroot flower about the size of a thumb nail. Larger subspecies of this plant was an important food source for a few American Indian Tribes. This would be a very small root indeed.
Snow still in the trees off of the park (a large treeless area) in June. Sally, my parents' new golden retreiver loves to play in the snow.
Marsh marigolds.
Natural sculpture in the Medicin Bow Forest.
Tenegui (sp?) the bottom one from a long training weekend here in Laramie. The top one from Takarazuka Kendo-jo.
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I so knew that first picture was from Kyoto. Recognized the Tower. Looks like you wern't too far from where Carrie, Beth, and myself stayed in a youth hostel for our additional week.
you know you can counter comment :P
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