End of an era... My ancestors settled in Star Valley (Freedom to be exact) in the late 1800's. Samuel Weber was a swiss immigrant, who came to the United States after being converted to the LDS church. Since so many...
Evening Light as Spring Approaches The last few days it has rained and rained. This evening, however, the sun came out and lit everything up in a most beautiful colorful light. Even though it was muddy, I wasn't going to let it stop me...
Spring Runoff up Jackknife This year the weather decided to warm up very quickly, and in doing so the snow in the upper parts of the mountains started to melt of much more quickly. The result was some nice muddy runoff--and a...
We’ve been needing to clean up his eye sore for a very long time, and tonight it finally happened–the old trailer house was burned down. The Thayne Fire Department came and used it as a training exercise. It was fun watching and drew a lot of attention as people watched it burn.
I’ve uploaded some of my photos to a photo gallery at American Frame. If you like some of the photos from Kyle Weber Photography, feel fee to check it out!
http://www.americanframe.com/Artist/ArtistBoard.aspx?artistid=7f167290-9e9d-4de4-8140-db77fda1699c
Last Saturday was the 2010 Thayne Snow Days. It’s a great community event where people from all around the area to enjoy some wholesome family fun. If you wish to see the album of the day please go here. If you would like to purchase a photo, please email me at kylew01.
Matt Nelson and two kids racing during Thayne Snow Days 2010.
I was really hoping to update this more often, but I tend to get busy and forget, then before I know a month is gone… But to prove that I have been alive I could either bore you with a lot of text, or I could post some photos of what I’ve seen over the past few months. I know it doesn’t really tell anything that I’ve done, but it’s fun to share!
Burning off the extra straw. It rained so we weren’t able to bale it.
One of my favorite mountains is Caribou Mountain. It’s the source of many great rides in both the winter and summer.
One of the best things about living in Star Valley is that every window has an amazing view…
Another beautiful peaceful evening in Freedom…
The town I live in is the only town in the valley which still resembles its dairy heritage. It’s nice to be able to see a relics of its past in every part of the town.
