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Saying it with flowers is sometimes better than using any words at all. If that is how you are wanting to express yourself to that special someone, then the friendly folks at Keefe's Flowers can help you say what you need to say in a truly unforgettable way. They feature a wide selection of fresh flowers, plants and other assorted greenery that is sure to please the object of your affection!

The two of you feel like getting away but can't really fit a romantic trip into your busy schedules. Plan the next best thing by booking a night's stay at the Ivy House Inn Bed and Breakfast. This charming little abode will take you away from your stressful day-to-day routine and have you relaxing in one of their classically comfortable rooms, complete with breathtaking views and other cozy amenities. And, of course, a delicious breakfast awaits you both when you awake.

The Casper Planetarium consistently attracts stargazers of every age. The wide open Wyoming skies are seen more clearly thanks to the state-of-the-art equipment and telescopes that bring outer space into a much closer, sharper focus. In addition to illuminating constellations and planets, there is a wide range of attractions, multi-media programs, lectures, and presentations from various scientists and other experts. Also, don't forget to stop by the gift shop and the exhibit that features a real meteorite.

Casper's National Historic Trails Interpretive Center is one of the area's most popular attractions for several good reasons. This venue offers a chance to learn about the role that various trails played in the development of Wyoming and the western part of the country. Learn in detail about some of the area's most significant trails that include the Oregon, California, Mormon, Bridger and even the Pony Express. In addition to seeing visually arresting exhibits about the history of these trails, visitors can actually experience the trails themselves by follow the BLM signs outside the center. The National Historic Trails Center gives you the unique opportunity to walk through the same trails that have been used since the late 19th century.