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Where the Deer and Buffalo Roam

Photos from around the State
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Doe and Fawns
Doe and Fawns		 Buffalo
Buffalo		 Buffalo Babies
Buffalo Babies		 Red Canyon Vegetation
Red Canyon Vegetation
Blacktooth Mountain
Blacktooth Mountain		 Gallatin Fire
Gallatin Fire		 Hayden Valley
Hayden Valley		 Laramie Range
Laramie Range
Porcupine Creek
Porcupine Creek		 Sandcreek
Sandcreek		 Sunset Lake
Sunset Lake		 Tongue River Canyon
Tongue River Canyon
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Jim22-Mar-2004 04:36
Great gallery.
Guest 22-Apr-2003 02:55
Terri, these are great pictures. Thanks for sharing them!
Larry 11-Mar-2003 15:41
Hi Terri: Great job on the photos!!Pretty country, I'm enjoying it through the pictures!
Say Hi to Jack! Larry
Bev 09-Mar-2003 21:48
Terri, finally got around to looking at your Photos again, this last lot are just wonderful, your part of your country is so different to were I live, your photos are just so sharp and clear, please post more.
cptinrn07-Mar-2003 05:06
Thank you for posting those photo's, they are all very good. I think the only UZI photo's are the deer and buffalo, the images look sharper. I especially enjoyed your photo's because I grew up in that wild country. I can still smell the sage. Many of my favorite childhood memories come from camping along Porcupine Creek, in the Big Horn Mountains. I remember fishing for brook trout so large they wouldn't fit in a frying pan and picking blue berries along the creek. My grandparents often got permits to use the Cow Camp cabin just above Porcupine Creek. And yes we saw lots of Porcupine around there, and occassionally a bear. There is a cleft in a rock wall that the creek flows thru west of Porcupine Campground, with a large rock cliff along one side. As children we often climbed the cliff searching for and finding indian beads on the ground and in cracks in the rock wall along that cliff. Local Legend had it that there was an indian princess buried somewhere above in that cliff. Never did find her...

Keep warm, keep shooting and keep sharing your photo's, I really enjoy them.

Thanks, Ron
Jill 07-Mar-2003 01:42
Terri--I am Marg's friend, and she was nice enough to guide me here. You have taken some beautiful pictures, and I Thank-you for sharing them. This was a real treat!

jill
lynn (marg's sil) 07-Mar-2003 01:17
Terri
Margaret sent this. Thanks for allowing so many folks to enjoy your beautiful state. You did a great job.
Susanne 06-Mar-2003 20:09

Terri,
Marg sent me your URL and I am so glad she did. I would never have believed that Wyoming was so beautiful. Great pics!!!
Marg 06-Mar-2003 13:47
Terri, These are all gorgeous!! You live in a beautiful part of the country. Thanks for the tour.
Guest 05-Mar-2003 17:08
Terri - as usual, loved all the photos!
Wendy O05-Mar-2003 01:25
Beautiful gallery! Thanks for sharing your part of the world.
Pat 05-Mar-2003 00:05
Wow Terri, each of these are spectacular but as a group they are breathtaking. You and Jack have wonderful eyes for beauty. My favouite... The fire.
Pat
Sally04-Mar-2003 23:45
Hi Terri, all these are so beautiful as usual. I love looking at your photo's.

Sally M
Guest 04-Mar-2003 22:55
Just Beautiful country - I really enjoyed your Wyoming Gallery - however, it would be nice to know which pictures were taken with UZI and which with the 35 mm.
Georgia Roessler04-Mar-2003 15:19
Stunning photos of some gorgeous scenery. Beautiful, Terri!
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