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The exit sign in our old Wyoming home. It's the appropriate image to convey this: Goodbye! This site is now retired and comments are turned off. The spammers and I went to battle and the spam won. Plus, this site had just become too much of a hassle to maintain and update.
Thanks to all who visited and commented here in the two years or so that this site was active. I'd still love to hear what you have to say about any of my photos, so for the foreseeable future, please check out my photo-a-day project on flickr.
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Colored pencils in my sister's workroom.]]>
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The handwheel on my sister's antique sewing machine. It's a Singer and it does work!]]>
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Ornate glass beads—a small part of my sister's large collection of vintage jewelry. ]]>
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A macro view of some of my sister's beadworking tools. ]]>
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An old church in West Laramie.]]>
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The morning sky dark over Laramie.]]>
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The sink inside the caboose. I don't think there's much danger of anyone wanting to drink anything out of this, do you? ]]>
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An order painted on the walls of an old caboose parked in the field behind my sister's house. This caboose is actually in very good shape but its doors are open so it looks like people use it from time to time to sleep in and to shelter from the elements.]]>
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The hub of one of the wheels on the train engine pictured yesterday...]]>
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The weatherbeaten side of an old train engine parked in the field behind my sister's house in Laramie, Wyoming. ]]>
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A train passes through town. I don't know if the trains are on a regular schedule or not, but I've had to stop and wait for them on my way home several times...]]>
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Our metal sunburst that is supposed to spin in the wind outside our back door. It doesn't spin on its own that well but if you give it a twist it sure is pretty. ]]>