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Debbie's Blog: I sit here typing this entry as we travel across Wyoming, heading into a storm with lighting. It is so beautiful because Wyoming is so flat you can see for Miles and watch the storm approach. We just left Lost Springs, Wyoming - City With Population of 1
http://www.roadsideamerica.com/tip/11197 which was pretty corny but cool.

Our day started in South Dakota where we eat our last breakfast with G and G Utpadel- blueberry pancakes YUMMMMMM!!!!. We then gave Dad his father day gifts which included a traveling gnome for him and some lights for their trailer. I then proceeded to brake the gnome before it even left the campground- Sorry DAD a new one is on the way!!1

We left and headed to the Jewel Cave National site to find out that we were going to have to wait two hours to take the next tour because the earlier tours were sold out. We decided not to take the tour but got two geocaches here. We loaded up and headed to Wyoming and to visit with Uncle Jim. On the way to Glendo, we passed the area of the national forest that was burned a few years ago. Sad but neat looking. We also finally got to see some buffalo!! We also saw a lot of antelope with babies on the plains. Way cool. We ate lunch on the road and we are now stopped at a gas stop about 1/2 hour from Uncle Jim's stop. More later

UPDATE: we just stopped at a wayside to watch the lightening from the storm. So cool. Lots of photos taken and even some video. Recorded lightening strikes over beautiful countryside. What a great way to watch a storm1!!

http://www.recreation.gov/recAreaDetails.do?contractCode=NRSO&recAreaId=1233&agencyCode=129

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Teambobcats on June 16, 2010 from Glendo, United States

from the travel blog: Mt. Rushmore, 2010

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