Devils-Tower News

MEL AND I are still recuperating from our trip through 13 states. It seems that once you get home and you're not on the road anymore, your body says, "WHOA! I need some time off to rest up." We both are looking forward to taking more trips together but not right away.

Williams Cos. Inc.a s vast Transco natural gas pipeline will lose about 250 million cubic feet per day in capacity as Tropical Storm Ida rumbles through the Gulf of Mexico and makes U.S. landfall, company officials said Monday.

Devils Tower National Monument received its 15 minutes of fame in 1941 when a daredevil parachuted onto the rock monolith, only to find his planned descent derailed.

Prairie dog plan draws ire Ranchers and environmentalists are at odds over a plan for managing black-tailed prairie dogs on the Thunder Basin National Grassland in northeast Wyoming.

Locals excluded from Devils Tower stakeholders meeting A rancher whose property adjoins Devils Tower is upset over being excluded from a meeting in which stakeholders discussed which stories visitors should hear when they travel to the national monument.

President Theodore Roosevelt proclaimed Devils Tower a national monument 103 years ago today.

It's plain big, but hides it well with its sheer speed. At the moment, my brain aches.

Looking Southeast in the early morning hours I saw them. The Seven Sisters, sitting peacefully together, safe from danger.