Wyoming - here's what I've learned so far...

We camped in 2 different locations in Big Horn National Forest. Although the area in Wyoming is breathtaking, the campsites were primitive. So -
1. I will never again willingly stay in a campground where pit toilets are the only option. UGH. Yes, our tiny trailer has a loo the size of a phone booth that could be used IF the campsite had water. But, sadly, no H2O available either.
2. Given the choice of water or electricity, point me in Ben Franklin's direction. Peter's C-Pap won't work without it, and therefore I was subjected to his snoring every night.
3. Drive carefully with fully loaded gray and black water tanks when the nearest dump station is located 20 miles away on a rough dirt road. Enough said.
4. You know it's time for a change when a gas station flush toilet looks like paradise.
BIG HORN CANYON NATIONAL FOREST:

Anyway, here are photos of the National Forest...since Peter seems to have opted out of the blogging experience, I'll update when I can. 
Our campsite...