Betty Hiner " 2006 Klutz award................." second runner up.

[jcampbell]

Betty and Mark,
I just looked at many pictures of Centennial, WY and I have to agree that it looks like a wonderful place. I wish I had visited there in my younger days. Thanks.

[jimsnarocks]

Thanks Betty and Mark. Fine stories to drink coffee to. Jim.

[Marco]

The views to this thread, although in the low 500's are perhaps a good barometer of the waning participation here at FAOL. Not too long ago, the mere mention of Her Higness Betty, would draw at lease two thousand views/responses . Members would come out of the woodwork where now apparently only termites reside. I't can't possibly be that Her luster has faded so it must be the latter .
Hey Betty, "they're" probably still out there but perhaps too feeble to type. or see the screen.

[Byron Zuehlsdorff]

Wyoming!! where I live to be isolated when I want to be!!!

[Marco]

Byron,
I think when you're in Wyoming, you're isolated even without seeking isolation. AND, that's what I love about it. I remembering getting off the Greyhound in Laramie back in 62' i probably had a tear in my eye. Middle of nowhere and NO OXYGEN. I just learned to breath less often.

Mark

[Betty Hiner]

When you sync with Wyoming time, you don't need to breathe as often. Everything slows down. S'pose that's one reason I love it so much out there. That, plus it's got some beautious fish and mountains!

[Steve Molcsan]

When you sync with Wyoming time, you don't need to breathe as often. Everything slows down. S'pose that's one reason I love it so much out there. That, plus it's got some beautious fish and mountains!

Beautifully said..

[Marco]

Well we'e going back for another helping, I believe, the 50th+-, this September for 3 weeks of "like no place on earth".

Mark

[Steve Molcsan]

Happy 50th Mark !

I too, know of a few spots like no place else, how fortunate we are
to live on planet earth.

Safe travels -

[Marco]

Hey Steve,
Probably as opposed to Portland

Mark