Hello Fall
Your 70mph winds this morning makes my desk shake and the windows rattle.
Just please save some golden leaves on the trees so that I can have one more photo shoot before the white stuff falls from the sky.
Yours regardless,
Leah
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Love your pictures! They are awesome. I grew up in LaBarge, Wyoming; attended junior and senior high school in Kemmerer (an hour and a half bus ride south). Having lived in large cities since then (Denver, southern California, Seattle, Miami), it brought back memories of growing up in rural Wyoming.
Oh wow! Thank you for stopping by and commenting. Rural Wyoming has my heart and I’m loving every minute of it. Except for the wind of course!
Ah, yes…the wind! They say Chicago is the “windy city,” but I personally can think of a couple of places in Wyoming that could easily vie for that title!!