Beautiful Country: Cheyenne to Sheridan



I drove down an open range road in Wyoming. They had cattle guards everywhere. 


Sis is smelling cow S@#t...missing her home in Oklahoma.


The ambulance on the open range.


Three filters clean the water from the shower. The metal thing to the left of the filters is a suction hook for the shower head in case you want to take a shower outside.


The shower is working perfect. For those of you that don't know it works. The shower water runs into the drain then gets pumped through the three filters and cleaned then back to the hot water heater. So the end result is... I never run out of water or even better I never run out of hot water. The only downfall is... no more peeing in the shower!


My co-pilot taking a break!


Very beautiful country in Wyoming.

I bought a little fuel at $5.29 a gallon. It's still running between $5.60 and $5.80 average when it's cheap I stop whether I need it or not.

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