6/28/2010

Ames Brothers Pyramid in Buford, Wyoming. The 60 foot pyramid was built in 1883 at a cost of $65,000 as a monument to Oliver and Oakes Ames, who were responsible for the construction of the first transcontinental railroad. (click here for more info)

5 comments:

  1. first i`m impressed at the pic of the pronghorn,they aren`t easy to get close enough to get a shot.second,this is someplace i have always wanted to visit.i have been told it wasn`t easy to find.

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  2. No, it wasn't really that hard to find but it was just another frigging unpaved road and I wasn't happy about that. You can see it from the highway actually. It's pretty cool out there.

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  3. Can you believe that pronghorn even looked towards me? Thank goodness for cameras with zoom.

    She wasn't alone. There was a baby running around, but he was sooooo hyper, wouldn't stop and kept getting farther away from me, so I wasn't able to take its picture. I was pretty bummed out about that.

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  4. I love the shot she is looking right at you. Unpaved roads are a real pain in a MH.
    Jo

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  5. Yes, that was great. I took several but that was the best one.

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