While there is only one result on Flickr for Devils Twoer there are 8,511 for Devil's Tower. Elsewhere you can find a nice close up of the igneous intrusion and some eerie photos from a rainy day visit to the tower. There's also a nice view looking almost straight up the tower and there is also some discussion about Devil's tower as possibly being a laccolith. The tower also shows up on lots of climbing blogs, such as this cool climb to the top.
Showing posts with label wyoming. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wyoming. Show all posts
Monday, March 2, 2009
Sunday, March 1, 2009
Welcome Bulgaria! What's the Deal Wyoming?
Checked analytics for the first time this year and while the intention is still to stay off analytics the stats were a good distraction. From the worldwide map of visitors, someone from Bulgaria has found bold lentil. Welcome.

But Wyoming?
Nothing.
Not a single visitor.

Fine. Time to do some research and post some more topics of interest to people from Wyoming.
But wait isn't this just blogging for the map?
Some kind of abstract collection on a color coded map.
But if the goal is to get a visitor from every state, every country even then how does the task of blogging shift? Instead of a narrow topical focus that reflects from personal interests out, the writing has to be diverse, localized and more a reflection of potential visitors interests.
Blogging from the outside in, so to speak.
Might even be cheaper than collecting $12.50 in state quarters.

But Wyoming?
Nothing.
Not a single visitor.

Fine. Time to do some research and post some more topics of interest to people from Wyoming.
But wait isn't this just blogging for the map?
Some kind of abstract collection on a color coded map.
But if the goal is to get a visitor from every state, every country even then how does the task of blogging shift? Instead of a narrow topical focus that reflects from personal interests out, the writing has to be diverse, localized and more a reflection of potential visitors interests.
Blogging from the outside in, so to speak.
Might even be cheaper than collecting $12.50 in state quarters.
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