Went to Wyoming. Here are some pictures.

[Shpongled]

For some reason when I downloaded them to my computer, the order got screwed up, so these are not in their proper timeline and I don't care enough to fix it haha. Also, most of these were taken from the car as we drove down the road so they're not super special, but I think it's a good representation of the area.

We flew into Billings Montana and then drove for 3 hours down highways like this to Worland, Wyoming.


This is from the plane as we were landing in Billings.

 

[Shpongled]

Wyoming makes me realize how much I don't like living in a big city. It was like driving through the 1800's.

 

[flying_whale]

awesome pictures Kevin!. I liked the one "Wyoming welcomes you" best. That place looks deserted. Probably I wouldn't like it there.

 

[Lunar Still]

Great pics! I've always enjoyed the lonely, unsettled feeling of the open country. Makes for a relaxing time away from everything.

 

[Dead_Lioness]

so abstruct!
I love those pictures Kevin!
I'm also very happy you went... I hope you feel content.. and I send you all my biggest good vibes and thoughts... you know

WB

 

[WhiteBeastofWotan]

It was like driving through the 1800's.

That sounds awful.

 

[Lunar Still]

That sounds awful.

Not if you're a white male landowner living in the South.

....wait

 

[WhiteBeastofWotan]

lol slavery

 

[derek]

Nothing is haunting as stillness. It's almost bizarre how much peace makes us feel uneasy, tragic even.

 

[Kellan]

It looks wonderful there. Great pictures.

 

[Ketshy]

Looks like my kind of place, except I like hills and stuff. Great pics Kevin.

 

[RedKef]

I really like the lack of people. Seriously, I don't like most of them.

 

[Will Bozarth]

Cool views, but I'd go batshit insane living there.

 

[Shpongled]

Thanks guys, glad you dig the pics. My favorites are the one with the road going down the middle with blue sky and snow, and the last ones of each post.

I too am a fan of the fact there are so few people there. We drove through a couple towns on our way to Worland that had populations of 104, 108, 236, etc. It's just desolate out there and everything is very old. I don't think I could live in a place THAT desolate, but I could probably live in the town my grandparents live in (Worland). Their population is around 5,000 and they have grocery stores and restaurants within walking distance of their house. They also have unsecured wi-fi networks all over the city (which is how I posted from there), but they're sloooooowwwww.

But yeah, it's nice to get away from the big city every now and then. And now the weather is getting better (War sun and heat!) so camping season is approaching and I plan on doing a bunch of it this year. That means more pics

 

[Shpongled]

so abstruct!
I'm also very happy you went... I hope you feel content..

So am I. And I feel perfectly content, because my grandpa made sure to let everyone know he's not scared and he's ready.

Thanks for the vibes

 

[Liverslapper]

Nothing is haunting as stillness. It's almost bizarre how much peace makes us feel uneasy, tragic even.

yeah and i live in that god-forsaken place, glad you enjoyed yourself here, to bad i didn't get to meet ya

 

[mReEtTaIlRsEkD]

Nothing is haunting as stillness.

how little you know:

edit: and yeah, I took that picture. ME.