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Travel Blogs from Glasgow, United States
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The right windy day!
... grass. Fortunately as the day went on there were some glimpses of hills and even trees to break up this monotony. I arrived in Glasgow about 3.5 hours later having averaged over 20mph. And if I had had time I would have continued on to Wolf Point about ...
Cottonwood R v Park
... we are going to Alaska with. We will be traveling with a group of Rv's. Should be great fun. The Cottonwood campgrounds in Glasgow was on a hill above the railroad lines which were busy day and night. The railline is one of the main lines running east ...
MP 532 Close Encounter with Senator Jon Tester
On Thursday, May 29, Don stopped at milepost 532, drove ahead to Glasgow and stayed at La Casa Motel. On the road between Saco and Glasgow, he was spotted by Alpha Lillstrom, who is a legislative assistant to Democratic ...
Day 56: Cornelius Creek to Johns Hollow
Hello! Sitting around the campfire after a long day of hiking. Woke up to a cold windy morning and I was definitely wishing I hadn't sent home my hat, gloves, and fleece! Fortunately my long sleeve shirt and rainjacket did the trick. I even hiked the ...
Day 12
... hot. Yesterday it only got to about 72 degrees for a high in Rugby but today it was 93 degrees when we arrived in Glasgow, Montana. After we hooked up I took a 30 minute walk downtown and back and hardly broke a sweat until I came ...
Karen Gets Fiesty!
Not much to say about this day... drive, drive, drive and then more driving. Definitely into farm and ranch country now and can once again can see towns approaching from a distance of 20 miles away. Found a lovely inn to stay at which had a more ...
DeJaVu
We stayed in this park on our way to Theodore Roosevelt National Park in 2008. It was a long day of driving. Between the tornado in Minnesota yesterday, where a man lost his life, and more rain and wind, there is a decided difference from our trip ...
Sleeping car service
I LOVE train travel by sleeping car. There are various cars to choose from, but we prefer the “standard car”. We’ve had the “deluxe sleeper” before, but for the price difference, it’s not worth having a private ...
Greetings from Glasgow!
... hard bed. Oh well. I slept a little, saw some of the Kelvingrove Museum -- the Mackintosh Gallery, walked through Glasgow Univeristy and Kelvingrove and had a delicious dinner at Mother India's Café. I have lots of pictures. I ...
A LIttle Dose of Family
... Assiniboine hide tipis known to still exist. They also claim to have the largest Native American Assiniboine collection on exhibit in the United States. It was beautiful. One item in the museum that we found to be rather special was a photo of Aunt Pearl ...
The long road home
... knew we had the time and patience from the kids. So we drove the plains - and drove and drove. And here we are, in Glasgow, MT at the Country Inn & Suites (and RV park). Still no phone service, but at least I can get on line! ...
Big Sky Country
We hated leaving Glacier Nat'l Park. I’d never been there before and it is definitely a place I want to return to. We have to be in Minnesota by June 20 for my uncle’s 50th anniversary/ family reunion so we made a monumental ...
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