Guests Gallery

	Camp Cook Jack Jack makes camp cooking look easy here, with a beer in one hand and his grill tongs in the other, but we all know it's very hard work to put out a great meal.
	Chef and Helper Our wonderful camp cook, Jack Chadwell of Jay Em, Wyoming poses with Christine, when he let her help him prepare the evening meal.
	Flower Girls Three ladies in the summer wildflowers, Wind River mountain range in the background.
	Fruits of Labor A sample of the fabulous food we prepare out at camp every day; this evening includes grilled marinated salmon fillets, wild rice, "Rainbow Salad", sourdough loaf, and a cherry cheesecake dessert.
	Genuine Horses Aes* Sally, I just couldn't resist this one! We see this pose every week.
	Girlfriends Getaway The "Lady Vets", all had gone to veterinary school together and one had just graduated, so this was their reunion/celebration trip.
	Happy Faces Dr. Sue and Ol' Paint are happy pards.
	In the Desert This little mustang was called Brick, a pretty typical style of these hardy horses. Bobbi rode him a lot that season and a few skilled ladies got along with him well.
	Larry & Ranger Larry has become a good friend and helps us every year with camp setup and breakdown, and we try to get him out to ride too. Ranger, the horse, was a one-of-a-kind horse, the kind that would come through for you no matter what.
	Lazy Afternoon Horses graze in the meadow while someone must be taking a nap!
	Lisa and Jim Jim and Lisa pause for a picture with Grey Bear and Chico near Pine Creek.
	Lunch Break All the hobbled horses graze and snooze during a lunch stop.
	Morning Coffee Mike relates a tale to the ladies and gentlemen before breakfast.
	Orange Indian Paintbrush Indian paintbrush is the Wyoming state flower. It is usually represented by the scarlet color, however it grows in many shades, from yellow to burnt orange, depending on the altitude and habitat.
	Riding Free A perfect illustration of "blue sky sage", these ladies ride free and easy in the wide open spaces.
	Rock Formation There are many unusual rock formations in the Little Sandy and Prospect Peak areas where we ride.
	Slowed Down, but Not Stopped All of our saddle horses are "hobble broke" so we can secure them, or at least slow them down considerably, when we stop to take a break and for our lunch stops. It's a safe way to contain a horse without tying him up. Buckwheat demonstrates!
	Summer Concert The ladies gather for an early evening concert by Bobbi and Emily.
	Sweetwater River A nice shot of the Sweetwater River in August. Larry is riding Laramie Bill here.
	Tonya and Paul Just before a morning departure in June, Tonya and Paul let me take this portrait of them with Ol' Paint and Little Buckaroo.