Day 34 - Creepy Museum

So during one of our lunch breaks I convinced the Landman, Steven, to go to the museum with me. It was called the "Stage Coach" Museum, but it had a bit of everything. Steven commented that it seemed like a collection of anything old and random. That seemed about right.  

This is me under a... Rusty triceratops? Yeah, I am pretending to be one.

This is me, farming? I think? It was hard to get on it, I thought I was going to get cut on it! Not really sure exactly what it did (as it has no label or anything). Also not sure if I was supposed to get on it (there was no sign telling me not ;))

 This is me next to my new friend. When closer to her she really appeared to need a dusting. I'm glad our shirts look similar though, I felt hip because we matched.

This is Steven and his new bride. I don't think he would be happy if he knew I put this up here. Hehe.

I was rather afraid to touch this. It looked like it might eat me.

 There was also a geology section.

 And a gnome section?

But other all it was a creepy, quiet (we were the only ones there), interesting, weird, scattered little museum. Here are the manikins. They had such a variety of facial detail that it looked like some were staring into your soul and like others had just lost theirs. It was rather unsettling. I was happy to get back outside to the nice WY weather. Interesting cultural experience though, the people in Lusk have a lot of town pride. So I'm glad they got to share a little in their museum. Makes me excited to see the Oklahoma Cowboy Museum tomorrow!