Salt Lake City - not knowing where to go

I admit to being a planner. And when we were leaving Twin Falls to go to Salt Lake city, we didn’t have anywhere specific to go.

We had decided to wait for an answer from the host of the event, and if it didn’t come, we would find an RV park.

The answer came, but at that moment we had already settled in an RV park in the city. When we got up the next day we had a circle, in which we shared our wishes for the coming days. I was not in the mood for an event that had been postponed, and I didn’t like the feel of Salt Lake city, so I voted for moving on towards Colorado, and then find somewhere along the way to sleep and regenerate.

After a while, the others recognized my desire, as being the strongest - meaning that their motivation to do other things was not as strong - so we took off for Laramie, Wyoming. and a day and a half of needed rest.

Martin and Marketa went to a hotel,and Zaneta and I stayed at an RV park.

Laramie is quite high in altitude, so even when the days are hot, the nights are cold. Days around 80-90 and nights around 50.

I remember from my childhood some western movies, that seemed to have taken place in this area, and sure enough we saw familiar names, and some of the history to confirm it. It was a rough time with lots of rough people 150 years ago. I am glad it has changed so much in such a short time. If the change we have seen in the past 150 years will continue in the same speed, then there is really something to look forward to.

The wild west 150 years ago - and today