Here are some photos from our Hike in Medicine Bow National Forest just outside of Laramie, WY. It had snowed two days before, and considering we were at 8800 feet above sea level, there was surprisingly little snow on the ground. Here is one of my buddy (Best Man from my wedding) Todd and his 3 year old pup Ulysses. Todd is a back-country ranger in Grand Tetons National Park in Northwest WY and drove down to hang out.
The rock formations were phenomenal, everything appeared to be a number of smaller boulders held together by friction and gravity making up such a huge rock formation. This one we all felt looked like an old man. A replacement for the Man in the Mountain from Vermont? To the right is a photo of a beaver dam (there were tons) that we saw during the hike. The scenery was fantastic.
The rock formations were phenomenal, everything appeared to be a number of smaller boulders held together by friction and gravity making up such a huge rock formation. This one we all felt looked like an old man. A replacement for the Man in the Mountain from Vermont? To the right is a photo of a beaver dam (there were tons) that we saw during the hike. The scenery was fantastic.
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