Drive-Up Liquors Rawlins, Wyoming 2014

Another scenic diversion amidst the preponderance of butt-ugly honesty that is Rawlins, Wyoming. (I’m not sure what the floating head, the giant man towering over the trees, and other object in the mural are all about.)]]>

More of the Good Stuff Rawlins, Wyoming 2014

This spot further down the main drag in Rawlins looks like it could be where a lot of the free stuff from yesterday’s photo came from or went to.]]>

Free Stuff Rawlins, Wyoming 2014

I wasn’t sure if these items where what was left after the good stuff was taken or if this was the good stuff. In Rawlins, this may be as good as it gets.]]>

Don’t Knock on My Door Rawlins, Wyoming 2014

A rather angry Rottweiler who objected to me walking down his alley reminded me of this line from Warren Zevon’s Rottweiler Blues “Don’t knock on my door if you don’t know my Rottweiler’s name.” I was glad he was chained up. Sometime later, in another alley, I was surprised by an unrestrained Rottweiler coming around the corner of a garage. After my adrenaline hit a peak, I realized it was about the friendliest Rottweiler I’ve ever come across. Whew! I much preferred being surprised by the two fawns in yesterday’s photo. ]]>

Double Take Rawlins, Wyoming 2014

Coming across these two cute little fawns in this otherwise profane scene was almost a surreal experience. It’s quite a contrast to yesterday’s image.]]>

Home on the Range Rawlins, Wyoming 2014

 In a town sorely lacking in aesthetic considerations, one of the best sights is an imaginary view is of animals heading somewhere else.]]>

Going Under Big Wood River, Idaho 2014

Aspen leaves slowly becoming detritus.

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The Geography of Survival #17 Big Wood River, Idaho 2014

I thought of a sombrero when I first saw this. I suspect a certain brother of mine will see something entirely different–perhaps a zebra stripped flying saucer?]]>

The Geography of Survival #16 Big Wood River, Idaho 2014

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The Geography of Survival #15 Big Wood River, Idaho 2014

How bewitching!

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