Some of you may not know that I spent some of my youth growing up in Wyoming. It was a lot of fun and moving there from Connecticut in eighth grade quite a huge change.Wyoming is still near and dear to my heart, even though I'm in Atlanta now. I have some great memories and plenty of family still there. And as of right now, I'm here too for a very quick family visit.
This wonderful old wagon filled with antlers is available for sale. You can find it and other cool Wyoming items here. I'm not sure where I'd put a wagon, but the antlers are tempting. After all, antlers are some of nature's renewable resources and I just think of their organic nature combined with glass art, has great possibilities. I'm just not sure exactly in what manner, at the moment .
So a quick hello from Wonderful Wyoming- I'll regale you with some of this trip's stories another time. You can imagine, there's always something going on here.
See you tomorrow!
Ohhh great post! I lived in Casper Wyoming many years ago when my girl was very young and loved it. My husband wanted to go home back to SC and I was so upset I remember. It was so beautiful and different I would of been happy to of lived the rest of my life in Wyoming! Ive seen Christmas trees made of tumbleweeds and snowmen..and were pretty great looking!
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