Sunday - Shuffle off to Buffalo

No sunset pictures from last night, but.....how about a rainbow over the river?

The rain passed and we were able to sit outside for second cup this morning.  Too bad we can't stay another day, its really pretty here.  I can show you what I see, but I wish I could let you hear what I hear.  The river makes the most delightful rushing sounds and the trees are full of birds.

second cup view, sigh.....

 By the way, if you decide you'd like to stay here sometime, make sure you google Spring Creek Campground AND TROUT FARM in BIG TIMBER, MT......not Spring Creek Campground in Alabama.    Unless, of course, you're actually looking for an all male nudist campground.    Thanks for the info. Debbie!



We pulled out the long campground lane around 10:30 this morning, drove through the little town of Big Timber and got on the big road (I-90) heading east toward Billings.

long road out of Spring Creek Campground

the main drag of Big Timber

We followed its curve south and into the corner of Wyoming to our stop for tonight.  Indian Campground in Buffalo, Wyoming.  Its a smallish, very neat and tidy town at 4600 (ish) feet of elevation.  We noticed wide streets and pretty little prairie style homes with manicured lawns.

We're parked under tall cottonwood trees  fairly close to the highway, but its pleasant enough and an easy stop for the night with good services.  Tomorrow we'll drive east to Sundance, Wyoming and then stay put for an extra day to rest and look around.  We'll see how tired Dave is at the end of the day, but our next campground is within driving distance of Devil's Tower and the Badlands.    Even these relatively short driving days (175-250 miles) begin to wear you down when you string too many of them together.  Add in fighting the strong winds and it is even more tiring for my dear driver.