Working for the University of Wyoming and living on the high plains of Laramie Wyoming at 7220 feet., a place most dream about. I am retired from the military and working on my second career. I enjoy the outdoors and take advantage of this part of Wyoming.

Living in the wide open spaces is not by accident, the Snowy Mountain range is just a short distance away. It provides the oppurnity to enjoy nature at it's best. From hiking, fishing, hunting and camping this area of this nation provides the back drop for taking pictures or just relaxing undisturbed. As anyone would assume my interest are all of the above. Being 40 miles from the nearest store has it's advantages. My main interest are Motor home camping(uh) and fishing the small high mountain lakes somewhere near town. Taking pictures and converting them to the computer is the results posted for all to view.  All in all there in not enough time to enjoy all that can be had. My wife Mary and I enjoy going camping with the talking Siberian Husky, Abby, and her older friend and Cocker spaniel, Litefoot. Camping, boating and drowning a few worms always improves the day, even a bad day fishing is better than a any day at work!

I do a lot of traveling to explore this great country, for the quick trip I use my van and my little boat to check out ya old fishing holes.   When yo get there you've gotta get the old boat out and do some fishing for that old rainbow.  For the extended trip my wife Mary and I travel using the motor home for the rest periods. Also along for the ride is Litefoot and my talking Abby. They keep me in-touch with the animal world. Along the way I have captured many scenic views and from time to time will post them for all to view.

Along the way exploring my page you will find the stone house my brother and I grew up in, his two boats he play's with along with numerous other sites I have visited. Enjoy the trip and forgive my amateur computer status but the photos are great.  I will be adding new stuff as I can, but for the time it's time to go back to work.

Last UPDATED 09/24/98 and always under construction!