I think I'll even shave, and shower today And put on some After Shave cologne, (and deodorant).
WHAT ?! Where are getting all that energy from ?
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I think I'll even shave, and shower today And put on some After Shave cologne, (and deodorant).
Good to hear from you again Jim. Lovely grand old building there. Let’s hope we can all escape those giant spooky coronas!
At first I really thought that this Coronavirus pandemic was an over exaggerated hoax and now realize the situation is very serious.
At least we have the internet for communication and entertainment purposes whilst stuck at home.
Javier,
Thanks for the cool looking bar. I love the night shot - it is so neat!
Heinrich505
"The Cloud that Ate Cheyenne. " ..in 1985...the biggest thunderhead I've ever seen in my life you could see from miles away, shooting lightning out in all directions.
Great info, Don and HELLO Wyoming ! I spent some time there in my youth up in Gillette. When living in north Colorado, I'll always remember "The Cloud that Ate Cheyenne. " ..in 1985...the biggest thunderhead I've ever seen in my life you could see from miles away, shooting lightning out in all directions.
I was in Gillette in the late 70's. It amazed me how much the population fluctuated depending on how the mining industry was going. From boom-town to ghost town and back again. At least that's how it seemed to me. In September, you could smell the processing of the sugar beets from the old factory.Ha! Jim, I was born and grew up in Gillette and graduated HS in 1969.
Also, I went to college in Laramie, Univ. of Wyo. The wife and and I were, again, traveling back to Laramie from a camping and backpacking trip the day the Big Thompson Flood occurred (in the summer of 1976 I believe). We were coming into Laramie from the west on I-80 and I still remember that huge gray-green cloud hanging over the Front Range (that mental image still there to this day). I commented that it was a nasty storm. We learned the next day just how nasty it was.