I enjoyed very mch this nice journey through Wyoming: beutiful landscapes and nice encounters.
There are some interesting aspects of Wyoming: Mason Tibbs,the radio presenter-country music- and also ranch owner and poet, Jasn Nicholson-the saddle maker-, the country music at the Stagecoach Bar at Wilson ( Bill and Phil the country musicians), the ski resort of Jackson Hole (Kevin Johnson-the ski patroller-, the ski bum Georges Casaletta -the cable car and the backcountry skiing-, Doug Workman, the transport by helicopter and also the backcountry skiing with the skiers Lydia and John), Anna Twinney, the horse whisperer (the horse farm of Mel Fox, the moment of whipering, the mustang horse near the farm), the winter in Wyoming ( Steven who lives in a hut in the Grand Teton National Park, the taking off of the snow every day, Johnny Ziem , the snow plow driver, the coldest temperature of minus 53 degrees in 1933), the dude ranch of the Turner family (the vacacioner enjoying the snow scooter tours, the visit of the workshop of the saddle maker Tony James),Freddie Botur and the Cottonwood Ranch (the struggle for the survival of the farm) and the Grand Teton National Park ( Steve Cain and the wildlife protection, Tom Mangelson-the wildlife photographer- and the famous picture of the bear and the salmon, Jason James at the Grand Teton Raptor Center- the care for a Northern saw-whet owl and its release).
I enjoyed the encounters of Sophie with Cynthia Engelstad in Jackson City, with Greg Carpenter at the Jckson Hole Hat Company, with Lori Iverson at the National Elk Refuge, with Frank Teasley, the musher at Granite Road, with Anna Schroeder, McKenna Schroeder and Timothy Rutar at Game Creek Ranch and with Dave Leisinger at the Yellowstone National Park; nice encounters with very kind Wyoming men and women.
There are some interesting aspects of Wyoming: Mason Tibbs,the radio presenter-country music- and also ranch owner and poet, Jasn Nicholson-the saddle maker-, the country music at the Stagecoach Bar at Wilson ( Bill and Phil the country musicians), the ski resort of Jackson Hole (Kevin Johnson-the ski patroller-, the ski bum Georges Casaletta -the cable car and the backcountry skiing-, Doug Workman, the transport by helicopter and also the backcountry skiing with the skiers Lydia and John), Anna Twinney, the horse whisperer (the horse farm of Mel Fox, the moment of whipering, the mustang horse near the farm), the winter in Wyoming ( Steven who lives in a hut in the Grand Teton National Park, the taking off of the snow every day, Johnny Ziem , the snow plow driver, the coldest temperature of minus 53 degrees in 1933), the dude ranch of the Turner family (the vacacioner enjoying the snow scooter tours, the visit of the workshop of the saddle maker Tony James),Freddie Botur and the Cottonwood Ranch (the struggle for the survival of the farm) and the Grand Teton National Park ( Steve Cain and the wildlife protection, Tom Mangelson-the wildlife photographer- and the famous picture of the bear and the salmon, Jason James at the Grand Teton Raptor Center- the care for a Northern saw-whet owl and its release).
I enjoyed the encounters of Sophie with Cynthia Engelstad in Jackson City, with Greg Carpenter at the Jckson Hole Hat Company, with Lori Iverson at the National Elk Refuge, with Frank Teasley, the musher at Granite Road, with Anna Schroeder, McKenna Schroeder and Timothy Rutar at Game Creek Ranch and with Dave Leisinger at the Yellowstone National Park; nice encounters with very kind Wyoming men and women.