Where's Liz? Alaska, Part 7, Along the Oregon Trail

[Liz]

Visited some interesting historical sites in Wyoming yesterday. Be sure to check out Tina's blog too, and others when they get around to them.

http://wheresliz-2012.blogspot.com/2012/05/along-oregon-trail.html

[AlmostThere]

Great fun, Liz. Really enjoyed reading the names on the stone wall.

[Sandersmr]

Y'all sure do attract the local law enforcement! Keep an eye on Mitch!

[Echo]

Well I see Liz provided the first butt shot! And Mitch was the volunteer!!

And so it begins.

Loved the pics Liz, you do a super job. Am so enjoying all the pics and blogs of the Alaska bound Sistahs! Keep 'em coming.

As to the government and law officials checking them out??? I think we had better start donating to the bail fund again. I can't afford much but can chip in .54 cents tonight.

[BarbaraRose]

Who's in charge of the bail fund now? They better be paying attention 'cause they may soon need to be paying bail!

[bluepinecones]

Another wonderful post, Liz.
Not quite as good as tagging along with you but close.

[Rufflesgurl]

Thanks for taking us along Liz.

Linda

[Redetotry]

Wonderful, thank you Liz. I know I will never see this in person so this is 'next' best. I love all the books about the pioneers heading west and wonder how in the world they found the strength and endurance to cross those mountains.

[cpatinjones]

Sure wish I was there...one day...one day.

[pattyk]

Wonderful!!! I'm following you along on my Road Atlas.

[Colliemom]

Fantastic Liz. Does make one think about the folks who passed that way along the Oregon Trail many years ago and the hardships they endured to find their promised land. Don't you wonder what happened to those who stoppped to carve their names in rock for all eternity. Did they make it? Were they prosperous or did they die along the trail to be buried in a lonely grave and the others moved on?