Wyoming Breezes

display in a local grocery store  made with Pepsi products April 2023 Do the beverage companies in your area create similar displays, using their products? 

unloading storm debris at one of four sites in Laramie June 2020 Last week's storm dropped up to 8 inches of wet, heavy snow on Laramie. The trees were fully leafed out, and the weight of the snow broke branches and damaged trees throughout town. The city designated four areas for residents to drop off branches and green debris created by the storm.  Clean up started on Tuesday and continued through the week. Pickups and trailers loaded with branches made trip after trip to the drop-off sites.  storm debris mound at one of four locations Laramie, WY June 2020 The photo shows only a small portion of the mountain of branches at one of the drop-off areas. The debris pile was easily over 100 yards long and 30 yards wide. 

bright berries Laramie, WY October 2018 Warmer temperatures have returned this week, and I hope Indian Summer will settle in for a bit. I'm not ready for cold, ice, and snow to take up residence for several months. I dropped by the credit union on Thursday, and a tree with the bright berries caught my eye. The tree had numerous berry clusters - an unexpected burst of Autumn Color. A cold front zapped most of Wyoming with bitter cold, rain, ice, snow, and fog on October 13 & 14, 2018. As a result, many trees in Laramie have dry, brown leaves clinging to their branches, and the leaves rattle in the wind. I wonder if the leaves will eventually fall.