Snapshots from Labor day weekend 09/02/24

dirt dame · September 28

I've been doing quite a bit of solo rambling lately, as my usual riding buddy's haul vehicle has been down with a broken engine for a while. So on Labor day weekend, I hauled my TE up to the ranch, and Kim and I departed on two wheels, headed south on the rolling hills and plateaus of southern Wyoming. It was uncomfortably hot weather for the most part, but there were few rain squalls that provided occasional relief. We visited Maggie's spring, which had been taken over by sheep, then headed south until we saw an abandoned ranch cabin down in a valley. We made our way down there and then headed over to the main road to make our way back homeward. There were herds of cattle, scattered bunches of wild horses and an odd antelope or mule deer here and there. We spotted an old bridge abutment off the road a bit and followed a cow trail over to it for a few photos. It a good day without any crashes or mishaps, and interesting venues to be explored.