Cars are used (below) to ensure that the Greybull River does not erode the embankment.
A cable is used to tie the cars together:
In the photograph below, it is obvious which direction is south.22 February 2010
Meeteetse, WY, part 3
In downtown Meeteetse, we turned off of WY-120 and onto WY-290 which eventually becomes Pitchfork Road. We followed that until we came to a side road which Google maps calls "Road 4Eu." That's where we started taking these photographs.
Cars are used (below) to ensure that the Greybull River does not erode the embankment.
A cable is used to tie the cars together:
In the photograph below, it is obvious which direction is south.
Cars are used (below) to ensure that the Greybull River does not erode the embankment.A cable is used to tie the cars together:In the photograph below, it is obvious which direction is south.
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Favorite picture is the first one with the mountains in the background.
Also, why is a cable running through a bunch of old cars???
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these are absolutely gorgeous! i wish i could be there and take a long hike all bundled up with scarves and mittens...
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