Oregon or Bust

Me, With a covered wagon on the grounds at Ft Laramie in July 2014

[Mary Siegle]

Weather notwithstanding, it sounds like it was a fun place to visit.

[Maggiemae]

I'm glad my family didn't have to use this as transport in those olden days! Very basic and crowded!

[Dixie Goode]

@maggiemae Traveling that route while writing about the Oregon Trail made me really value running water and air conditioning.

[Danette Thompson]

How cool to see.

[Terry]

I love this one, what a cool shot and your smile is your trademark. Nice job

[Dixie Goode]

@sarasdadandmom Terry thank you. That is such a nice thing to say. Nice to see you still hanging around but I amine of many

[Dixie Goode]

one of many who misses your photographs

[Anne ❀]

yes, nice smile, interesting to imagine what life was like for travellers back in the day.

[Anita Campbell]

Hi, and nice to meet you. My cousin in Alberta built a wagon similar to this to the specifications and size of the ones my family emigrated to Canada in in 1908.

[Dixie Goode]

@sunnygreenwood thanks Anne. @aglennc yeah, I'm starting to feel like you are my newest penpal. That is always a nice feeling and actually the way I came to 365 was through another site called postcrossing. People send out postcards and I got one from Mrs.Smith (Carla) who had read my profile and invited me here

[Ann H. LeFevre]

I always love seeing your happy smile! Terry is right- it's your trademark. That and your pretty hair!

[Anita Campbell]

@pandorasecho Dixie, that's interesting. I had the same feelng about you being my newest pen pal...... Interesting, so many of the same interests..... Sounds good to me.