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Oct 8, 2010 - Devils Tower National M.
Early morning visit this morning to the ‘rock’ in the park. Found a new dog that someone left tied outside of the restroom. I guess they just forgot the dog when they came out. Cute terrier mix, I first thought to name him Devil or Tower, but I looks kind of Scruffy. His collar listed is name as Liz Fay, what kind of name is that for a terrier? Great to have another passenger besides Chloe, especially one that does not talk. This ‘rock’ is a wonder; I really enjoyed the walk around and the morning climb. Sorry I did not get pictures from...
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Aug 16, 2010 - Devil's Tower Loop Ride
After a lovely church service in a historic Episcopal church in downtown Buffalo, WY, we took off from Buffalo, and headed for South Dakota. We arrived in Spearfish, SD in time to ride over to enjoy that last evening of the Sturgis Rally for 2010. We had planned our trip this way on purpose since we’d rather ride the great roads without thousands of other motorcyclists. One man we met at Chris’ Campground mentioned that during the week, it had been more of a “parade” than a “ride” since it was so crowded. Our campground is not crowded now...
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Jul 4, 2010 - Devil's Tower, WY
Sunday July 4th! Another tragedy in our lives. Our dear friend Sam Burg (Van Nuys) passed away late Friday night while his wife Toba & daughter Karen were on a short trip to Yellowstone. He was unaccounted for on Sat. & discovered Sat. afternoon in his home. I did speak with Toba last night (Sat) & now she has flown home. Our hearts are with her & the family. I will keep details brief at this time. Hope everyone had a Happy Independence Day. Ours was spent driving from Cody to Devil’s Tower National Monument in…… ta da… Wyoming! So here we...
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Aug 17, 2009 - Lunch in Hulett, Wyoming
As we leave Devils Tower, we are hungry and the nearest town is Hulett, Wyoming, population 408. Someone said that Hulett had a Ponderosa restaurant that was pretty good. As we drove into town, it looked pretty empty up and down main street. We found the "Ponderosa" but it was closed. The bar was open only. The bar said "bikers welcome." We decided not to go in because we didn't come for the bar. We had parked in front of the bank and looked up and down the street for somewhere to eat. It was almost like a ghost town - nothing looked open....
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