Stormy Green River Overlook

With the storm clouds off in the distance, this suits the way I feel about the highest/crooked, cops (FBI, DOJ) in America. Heavy heart today-am I seeing Americas downfall?.

And this was taken in Utah, waiting for an awesome sunset that never arrived.

Another beautiful granddaughter

This is Kelsie that was in town from Univ. of Wyoming to vote for the first time. Yes, she has her head on straight in-spite of liberal professors.  It was great to have a few hours of her precious time to do an annual photograph. Our fall leaves were gone, so we tried a couple of new places. The top one is in an alley downtown. Didn't stay long-- as the trash next to us was smelly. The other location in this group was the church that I posted a few days ago.

Mesa Arch

This is a location that photographers put on their bucket list.  I have shot this arch several times, and with this location sunrise and no clouds are the key ingredients to get a good photo. I usually stay at Horseshoe Campground which makes the drive shorter than staying in the Moab area.

Mom and calf

These two were in Custer State Park and taken from inside the motorhome.

Pizza - Pizza

This should make you smile in these troubled times. News is depressing on how our government has become SO CORRUPT.

ANYWAY, these two parrots are each eating pizza, yip, PIZZA! The one is eyeballing his friends share. This was taken at Bath Nursery a few years ago when they had an event and bought in a lot of birds and their owners.

Roosevelt Lake

Here is another great camping location in AZ. This is down the road from the campground where the WINs stayed.

Bells in the tower

Here are a few of the bells in the tower at St. Marks Episcopal church that are located in the top of the tower. This church was built in 1886 and is rumored to be haunted by a Swedish stone mason that died while building the tower and his body was never removed. The bells can now be rung by the organ inside but we were also able to pull a bell to ring it.

Below is the bell tower and the bells are behind the red slates. To get to the top we had to first go to the basement, then climb up a very narrow circular stairway in the section on the right of this tower. We climbed about 3 stories before getting to the section where the small window is; We then climbed another narrow steep stairway up to a room where the bells are.

Churches would compete to have the tallest bell tower and this is not the tallest one in Cheyenne, just the most haunted. Nope didn't see any ghost.