Off to Wyoming we head to stay with a long-time railroad friend of Steve’s. Great weather, great time. First stop was Little Bighorn Battlefield. The history and scenery was amazing. Our Crow Indian tour guide talked to fast and lost me so I took pictures of grasshoppers. Then it was across the way to the Crow Trading post for lunch and t-shirt shopping. The best Indian Flatbread Taco you can imagine. By the way, before we left on our journey I was going through journals to see which one I wanted to bring and low and behold I found a $100 bill I had stashed in there while living alone at the lake house before Steve and I married 2 years ago. Bingo…..souvenir t-shirt money!
Little Bighorn Battlefield
I was bored 
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Custer Natl Cemetery 
HORSE MEMORIAL
Picture descriptions:(&)7th Calvery Troops and Pack Train where besiged by the Sioux Indians at this area June 25th and 26th, 1876. (@)In 1999 the National Park Service began erecting red granite markers at known Cheyenne and Lakota warrior casualty sites throughout the battlefield.(*)Tabacco Tree– Indians visit the tree and tie scarves on the tree in memory of the lost warrior Indians. (**)7th Calgary Memorial. Right behind the memorial is where Custer’s body was found. The memorial is where the enlisted men are buried. Custer is buried at West Point. The bodies of officers were given to their families. (#)Wherever there are 2 grave markers together is where they found bodies of 2 soldier who had been fighting back to back. (%) The Indian Village, consisting of 7 different Indian groups, once stood from the ridge where we were standing down to the fort looking building and the now I-90.
Sheridan, WY. Friends & Wildlife
Roy and Peggy were our hosts in Sheridan, WY. Oh my gosh, Peggy is 14 days younger than I am and if we lived closer together we’d be just like sisters.
After a visit at the house, Roy and Peggy took us on a wildlife viewing trek around Sheridan. Bison, huge herd of deer, antelope, and wild turkey in a yard. (Pictures below). They treated us to a scrumptious dinner at Wyoming Cattle Co. We then toured downtown Sheridan and all it’s cute sculptures, then proceeded to stay up until 1 a.m. talking. I can’t wait for our trip back there next September. We plan on a week back there with a trip into Yellowstone.
Peggy & Roy 
Momma waiting for her twins to catch up.
Tomorrow off to South Dakota.