While in Wyoming during the U.S. Senate's March 2005 recess, Senator Mike Enzi traveled the state with his wife Diana, covering over 1,200 miles holding town meetings, meeting with school classrooms and talking with as many constituents as possible.

Day 1 - Enzi hosted an Inventors' Workshop in Riverton, "From Your Garage to the Assembly Line." Photos.

Day 2 - Enzi visited the Wyoming State Science Olympiad Competition in Casper and then attended a Washakie County Lincoln Day Dinner.

Day 3 - Enzi spoke to 5th and 6th grade students in Shoshoni and kindergarten through 3rd graders in Hudson. Photos. Enzi also hosted a town hall meeting and ice cream social in Hudson. Photos. Enzi attended the Sweetwater County Lincoln Day Gala reception in the evening.

Day 4 - Enzi hosted a town hall meeting and ice cream social in Pinedale. Photos. He also visited the Wyomatoes Greenhouse in Big Piney. Photos.

Day 5 - Enzi hosted a town hall meeting in Hanna (photos) and had lunch in Medicine Bow with the mayor. Enzi also visited Fort Caspar Academy (photos) and was the speaker at a Kiwanis Club Luncheon.

Day 6, 7 - Enzi traveled to Sheridan and Gillette before flying to Denver to cheer on Casper students competing in a FIRST Robotics Competition. For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology designs accessible, innovative programs to build self-confidence, knowledge and life skills while motivating young people to pursue opportunities in science, technology and engineering. The founder of FIRST, Dean Kamen, was the guest speaker at the Inventors' Workshop earlier in the week.

Enzi spent Easter Sunday in Cheyenne with family before traveling overseas where he visited with Wyoming soldiers and thanked them personally for their service.