Ayres Natural Bridge Park, Douglas, Wyoming





"Ayres Natural Bridge Park, Douglas, Wyoming". This is a perfect park for a picnic or hike. So so pretty. We took one our sheep with us & were asked by a couple bikers what we were carrying. See there was a sign at the beginning of the park, saying NO DOGS. Guess they thought we were carrying a mini dog around in our arms, nope just a stuffed Serta sheep. it was too funny!! Beth ( :

Comments

eileeninmd said…
Good morning, Beth! The natural bridge is pretty. Lovely scenes and photos.. Have a happy Monday and a great new week ahead!
8/3/15, 7:31 AM
Rose said…
Never heard of serta sheep...going to have to look that up!

This really does look like a nice place to visit...
8/3/15, 8:55 AM
Linda Kay said…
Beth, beautiful photos of nature. Thanks for sharing these!
8/3/15, 11:16 AM
Stephanie said…
You are visiting some nice places this summer.
8/3/15, 11:58 AM
This N That said…
Beautiful country..Love Wyoming..nice pics..HAve a fun week..
8/3/15, 12:36 PM
Michelle said…
Beautiful spot!
8/3/15, 7:07 PM
William Kendall said…
What a lovely area!
8/4/15, 5:42 PM
Cheryl @ TFD said…
Hi Beth! That looks like a beautiful place to visit. Love the bridge! You mentioned a serta sheep and I'm not sure what that is, but I'm glad you had fun with it!
8/4/15, 11:24 PM
don said…
Fine pictures of this interesting and scenic place. The grounds are perfect for a picnic.
8/5/15, 10:55 AM
Jenn Jilks said…
Gosh, that's funny! I used to tote our large, stuffed puppet dog! People laugh!!!
8/5/15, 11:27 AM
Pamela Gordon said…
That is a beautiful spot with the natural bridge over the river. You are getting some travels in this summer I see. Have fun! Hugs. Pam
8/5/15, 2:52 PM
Anonymous said…
Too funny about the sheep! Such a gorgeous area and your photos are just perfect. xoxo me
8/5/15, 9:00 PM
EG CameraGirl said…
Tee hee. But I guess the Serta sheep does look a bit like a small dog. ;)
8/5/15, 10:12 PM
Jenn Jilks said…
The bridge and the ruts. It's so interesting, history like this!
8/15/15, 12:43 PM
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