Todd's Big Adventure

The main reason my wife and I wanted to visit Kemmerer, Wyoming was to dig for fossils. After all, Kemmerer is the Fish Fossil Capitol of the World. We visited Ulrich's Fossil Gallery on our last day in Wyoming. It was definitely the highlight of the trip...

Did you know the Oregon Trail ran through Wyoming? Todd Harding recently visited there and took pictures.

A bunch of pictures of Todd shooting big guns in Wyoming! He got to shoot a P22, a 9mm Glock, an AR-15, and AK-47 and a 308!

The Bridger National Forest is just outside Kemmerer, Wyoming.  On our recent vacation my wife and I had a chance to explore the forest along with our friends from Kemmerer, Tara and Rebecca.  The locals call it going "Up Country"...

Kemmerer, Wyoming was started as a coal mining town. A number of smaller towns cropped up in the area to support coal mines. When the coal dried up, so did the towns.

The 1st J.C. Penny store ever was built in Kemmerer, Wyoming. The so-called "Mother Store" still exists at the corner of Pine Street and J.C. Penny Drive. We have pictures.

Kemmerer is the birthplace of the J.C. Penny Company and the Fish Fossil Capitol of the World. My wife and I recently visited the small mining town and found out that it was so much more than that.