Rolling hills, beautiful grasses, Bison, horses, TR's own cabin and furniture, beauty hard to describe, I couldn't take enough pictures but I only put a few here.
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| If it wasn't for this man we would not have as much of this beautiful country preserved as we do today. |
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| What a cute dog, prairie dog that is. |
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| Close encounter from the truck window. |
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| We were patient and they were slow. |
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| TR's cabin he had built for his excursions into the wilderness away from Washington. |
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| TR's personal rocking chair. |
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| TR's personal trunk also. |
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| This is the desk that TR sat at for hours at a time writing. |
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| Not far from the TR land we find these "cannon ball concretions" |
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| Amazing. These are formed within rocks, shale, clay, sandstone, etc., by the deposition of minerals around a core. As erosion continues more will be exposed. |
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| This sign explains it all. |
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| We saw Bison everyday. |
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| Today's Bison are much smaller today than during the time Indians hunted them. |
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