Pheasant Tales Bed-and-Bistro
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Time to use the Spurs!
... are through a long, dark
tunnel! In fact the trail covers some fifteen miles on the Pacific
extension of the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad built
between 1906 to 1911. Our starting point was 1750 miles from Chicago.
The trail consists of ten tunnels, the longest at 1.7 miles, and
seven high steel trestles with trestle #230 at 760 ft. long and 220
ft. above Clear Creek. Our starting elevation was 4147' on the
Montana side of ...
Red wine and Pizza - Billings, MT
... Big Horn and Big Horn National Forest.
Not long after leaving Ranchester, WY we began our climb up into the Big Horn forest.....after about 6 hourse of flat, dry heat it was refreshing to suddenly get a view and feel the temperature drop. The video does the best story telling, rolling peaks followed by craggy outcrops and topped with a jaw-dropping descent......
Stoked with our run, ...
Welcome to Lavina!
... Gifts. And yes, there was a tractor parked out front.
Harmon’s Taxidermy Shop. Every town needs at least one.
Saddle and Tack Shop.
And, as far as I could tell, that was it. Welcome to Lavina!
(I’m still left wondering why, exactly, did Lavina need such a big hotel? Was the Taxidermy shop such a big draw?)
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Custer's Last Stand
Little Big Horn, Saturday 2nd June. Got away from the Devil's Tower in fairly good time this morning. Beautiful part of Wyoming, all this Central & Northern area. Green grass, plenty of trees, streams and irrigation. Went through Gillette ( the source of the noisy Coal trains @ Fort Laramie), Buffalo and Sheridan. Stopped & had a good look around the remains of Fort Phil Kearney, to follow up on our trail of the Plains Indian Wars and broken treaties etc. Went through a big storm just ...
Big Sky Country
... climbed mountains and steep hills, dove through valleys, and meandered along lazy rivers. The homes and ranches along this stretch of the highway were spectacular! Not only id they have amazing views, but they were fancy homes indeed! I would love to live in a house like those…
About 30 miles out of Yellowstone, the highway again turned into the mountains for the last leg. I saw Earthquake Lake, a massive lake formed due to an earthquake in ...
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- Restaurant
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Kitchenette
- Kids activities or Babysitting
- Free parking
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