Which way is that way?
We all need a little help with our directions from time to time, but what's up with this arrow? More specifically, where is it, and what's the story behind it? We'll have the answer tomorrow.
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It doesn't look like one of these, but will include it anyway as it's interesting:
http://www.dreamsmithphotos.com/arrow/
Landscape looks like Badlands NP?
No, not Badlands.
I think I remember a landmarks locator atop Scotts Bluff that looked like this, and the background terrain fits that location. Plus it seems to say Laramie Peak, which might be visible from there. Am I right?
Dang, Chris!!
SCBL, 100 miles to Laramie Peak, approximately due west