We’ve had a few more city park visits. All of them very pleasant and quiet.
Here we were in Glenrock amongst the trees with only one other (empty) trailer.
It was nice to be by the river yet again.
It was foot-numbing cold.
MUSHROOMS!
This Eastern American Robin had found a three course meal.
Sort of looks like a horsehair paintbrush.
We were loving the trees. The leaves were falling.
The seeds were still seeding.
Pretty sure this is in the Speedwell family.
Eventually, we made our way to yet another unique Wyoming landmark.
Ayers Natural Bridge
While there are many natural bridges in the United States, only three have water running under them. The bridge is in a beautiful setting with tall conglomerate sandstone cliffs and lots of trees surrounding it. This provided limited solar panel charging though and we were already low from a few previously cloudy days so we opted not to stay this time around.
Medicine Bow Buffalo on the Wyoming Plains
Well, time for us to make like these buffalo and settle in for a visit with friends.
We’ll be back... at some point.