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Devils Tower National Monument Entrance Sign
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Sunrise Glow at Devils Tower.
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Devils Tower with morning glow.
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Hiking Devils Tower Informational Sign
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Big Rock Slabs on the Devils Tower Loop Trail.
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Devils Tower 867 feet Washington Monument 555 feet. 3D exhibit on the loop trail
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Crack the Window. Devils Tower
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Devils Tower "Window" 300 feet above the boulder field
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Devils Tower lichen covered side.
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Devils Tower view from the loop trail
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Scenery from the Devils Tower hike.
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Skydive Parachutist lands on Devils Tower, Gets Stuck 1941
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Informational sign and picture of William Rogers and Willard Ripley climb the Tower on July 4th, 1893
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Devils Tower First Climb on record.
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Remnants of the ladder Willard Ripley and William Rogers used
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Chipping Sparrow
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Devils Tower and Prairie Dog Town
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One of many Prairie Dog Towns at Devils Tower National Monument.
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Theodore Roosevelt National Park stone sign.
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Maltese Cross Cabin. Owned by Roosevelt when he had an interest in the Maltese Cross Ranch in the late 1800's
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Wild Turkey giving it his all at Theodore Roosevelt National Park, North Dakota.
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Camp for a few days.
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Wild Turkeys out my back door.
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Wild Turkey
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Chipping Sparrow flocks were many.
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Theodore Roosevelt National Park,Log Bunkhouse at Pleasant Valley Ranch Was a Dude Ranch in the 1920's Headquarters of the CCC and WPA in the 1930's and Park HQ in the 1950s and 60s
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Pleasant Valley Ranch Log building. Theodore Roosevelt NP
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Pleasant Valley Ranch. Park headquarters in the 50's and 60's
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Pleasant Valley Ranch at Theodore Roosevelt National Park
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You never know where you'll find a Buffalo
