It has been a decade since that terrible day on September 11, 2001. And although New York City, Pennsylvania and Washington, D.C. are 2,000 miles from Wyoming, we felt the shock wave from sea to shining sea.
As the towers fell, we stood. No longer segmented by region, background or industry. We weren’t ranchers or city-dwellers. We were, and are, Americans.
Thank you to our friends for submitting their photos in remembrance of the fallen here at home and on the far away battlefields. God Bless America!
Photo by Tara Bolgiano (www.BlushingCrow.com) while in Joplin, MOPhoto by Stephanie Amici-Keegan. She writes, "My son Colton carried this flag around for 2 years while his Daddy was in Iraq. He is about 2 1/2 here, his Dad had left on his 2nd birthday.Photo by Paul Colley (Lone Prairie Photograhy)Photo by 191 Livestock Company (www.191cow.com)Photo by Marty WilsonPhoto by Paul Colley (Lone Prairie Photograhy)Photo by Wyoming Stock Growers Association (www.wysga.org or wwww.realranchers.com)Photo by Performance Genetic Network of Strasburg, Colo. (find them on Faceboook!)Photo by Liz Lauck of Wheatland, Wyo.Photo by Christy Martinez (http://ponyridingby.blogspot.com/)
