Dobby, the author's young Australian Shepherd, pauses beneath a rocky outcrop, as if planning his next move. Such interesting places abound in Wyoming for those willing to take the time and effort to look
Wyoming vistas are hard to beat and offer some of the best little hidden jewels that abound across Wyoming.
AMBER TRAVSKY
Dobby, the author's young Australian Shepherd, pauses beneath a rocky outcrop, as if planning his next move. Such interesting places abound in Wyoming for those willing to take the time and effort to look
The rocky spire rose before me, some 50 feet into the air. I was in a cul-de-sac created by Mother Nature, surrounded by cliffs, rocky outcrops and other cool rock formations. If I were a geologist, I’d likely be drooling and certainly could describe the scene better. Alas, my rock knowledge is minimal.
Still, I stood in awe, amazed and very appreciative of what I found. Dobby, my one-year-old Australian shepherd wasn’t as much in awe as he was relishing the opportunity to frolic up and down the rocky escarpments. His mountain sheep imitation made me nervous. I feared he’d take a header or get caught on a crag where he couldn’t get back down. His agility is phenomenal, but his climbing experience is lacking, as is some basic common sense.
