My name is Kristina. I am a wife and mother and love my adventure living in the great state of Wyoming. I spent most of my life in Florida, but my family had an opportunity to move to the Wild West. So here I am. I welcome you to my frontier and hope you enjoy this adventure as much as I do (as wacky and quirky as it might be.)
My name is Kristina. I am a wife and mother and love my adventure living in the great state of Wyoming. I spent most of my life in Florida, but my family had an opportunity to move to the Wild West. So here I am. I welcome you to my frontier and hope you enjoy this adventure as much as I do (as wacky and quirky as it might be.)
Hi,
Would you be interested in trading guest blog post on our blog, http://onetravelbloggers.com/? We are a blog whose audience enjoys reading anything about travel (e.g. “Best spots in Philly”, “Top 10 beaches in Spain”, “How to travel around Tokyo on a budget”, etc). And, of course, you’ll receive a FOLLOWED link to your blog or page of your choice.
Please let me know if you’re interested. I think you’d be a great fit with our audience, and we’d also like to talk with you about other partnerships.
Talk to you soon
I was up at Crimson Dawn during the Sheep Herder Hill Fire, I have quite a few photos including the DC10 doing a slurry drop with Crimson Dawn in the fore ground. I would like to share some photo’s with you if I could have some of your before photos. Fortunately we did save the museum and the buildings surrounding it.
Thank you very much!
Rusty Dunham
Bar Nunn Fire Dept
Hi Kristina!
My name is Amanda Milster and I am with the Endangered Species Coalition. I discovered your blog and I wanted to contact you to see if you might be interested in writing a post about an issue that we have been working on. We are very concerned about the federal proposal to remove Endangered Species Act protections from wolves and are trying to get the word out as much as possible. Patagonia, Black Diamond, Dansko and several other companies just publicly released a statement against the federal proposal as part of the public comment period. These businesses are concerned about the economic implications of losing gray wolves, as they have a major positive impact on outdoor recreation and tourism revenues. We’ve heard strong arguments for protecting wolves from sportsmen, scientists, and conservationists, but this strong statement by business leaders is very important, as it shows a new side of the argument.
There were also 1 million comments from the public against this delisting submitted. When the comment period ended on Tuesday, we held a candlelight vigil directly outside of the Department of the Interior as we delivered all of these comments to the building. We were also able to work with another organization, the Illuminator, to project a message directly onto the building urging Secretary Jewell to protect wolves. We worked with a photographer and have great photos from the event. I would be more than happy to talk about this further with you. We also have press releases available about the delisting proposal. I can send them your way if you’re interested!
Thank you very much!
Amanda