Sirius Software
Welcome to Sweetwater County, Wyoming
If you have arrived at this website, you are astray! This site exists for the sole purpose of testing and downloading program updates for open-source programs from Sirius Software. But we would not send you away, empty, so let us welcome you to Sweetwater County, Wyoming!
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About Sirius Software It’s not really a company: it’s just the name I, a retired software designer, use for my open-source programs. I offer free versions of electronic document filing, digital music playing, home accounting and others. What I get out of it is the fun of keeping busy creating software. |
About Sweetwater County Sweetwater
county is the home of both Rock Springs, Green River, and several
much smaller towns. The Green River flows through Green River, WY
on its way to the confluence with the former Grand River. (In the
early 1920s, the state of Colorado got Congress to rename the
Grand to the Colorado. Whereas historically, the Green River and the Grand
River flowed together at the confluence in southern Utah, at which point it became
the Colorado, now people are led to believe that the Colorado heads in
Colorado. Sorry! In fact, by volume of water, the true head of
the Colorado river is in the Wind River mountains, at a place
called Peak Lake. That’s politics, for you!) |
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The Area
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Thank you for visiting.
Wild horses still roam atop Wild Horse Mesa.
A summer squall passes over the town of Green River, WY.
A lonely dirt road crosses Wild Horse Mesa between Green River and
Rock Springs, WY.
A late-spring storm waters the desert.
Late winter shows barren vegetation along the river bottom of the
Green River.
A clear blue sky is reflected in the water of the Green River, as
it flows through the town of Green River, WY
The sun rises on an autumn morning above the valley of the Green
River.
A dramatic sky at sunset over the desert hills.
The ruins of Ft. LaClede, a fort and stage stop east of Rock Springs, WY.