Best Western GranTree Inn Bozeman

... including the largest Tyrannosaurus Rex skull in the world. The thing was f' wording Huge!!!! We both walked out of there wanting to watch Jurassic Park, too bad we wont be able to until we get home in 60ish days...<br><br>We know are sitting in Montana Ale Works, a very cool brewery in Downtown Bozeman, having a Brew-haha and keeping you posted... We Decided that we are gonna ...

... and the Porcelain Basin. We saw several buffalo in the fields and on the road today. We stopped at Roaring Mountain which still has steam rolling out of vents along its side. The last few miles as we approached Mammoth Hot Spring were spectacular with several switchbacks around the cliffs and mountains. At the bottom were the Hot Springs that formed a series of falls down a hill. <br><br>As our time in Yellowstone came to an end we drove north into Montana and stayed in Bozeman at the WalMart.

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We were a day early getting to our reserved spot at the Yellowstone North entrance so this site was recommended to us. It was a nice relaxing park right by the Yellowstone River. The river is swift flowing and not very deep. It seems like most of the people here flyfish and the current moves them swiftly north and I am not quite sure how they get back it seems like a heck of alot of rowing.<br><br>Didn't do much today but relax.

... a repair shop in Livingston. The wonder of the modern technology. Turned out to be a small problem &#8211; a tiny piece of gravel got stuck in between our brake pad and drum. We probably picked it up when the GPS took us on a strange (though beautiful) route on a dirt road getting us to the freeway earlier in the morning in North Dakota. Downfall of modern technology!

The immense open spaces of Montana are difficult to fathom for a girl accustomed the overdeveloped, densely populated East Coast and Florida flats. The expanse we traversed between Glacier National Park and Yellowstone National Park was impressive. Our southwestern departure from the park on Hwy. 2, then Hwy. 93, and finally I-90, took us through Kalispell (where we ...

We stopped into Bozeman for a couple days to visit Tom Starner and family - wife Kelly Ann, and kids Savanah, Joey, and Bailey. Darren roomed with Tom during his balla' days at UTSA and was coached at UTSA by Tom's dad Stu. We had a great time with a great family in a great area...great!<br>

Had to stop here after reading "Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance". Nice historic downtown area though I was disappointed to see all the standard American chains surrounding it but redeemed by the mountains that surround the whole city. Beautiful.

... idea as the gentleman at the RV camp stated that it was white out conditions up ahead! Hard to believe we came from 80 degree weather to this. Tonic is doing better, she took in some tuna juice and small amount of tuna yesterday in the morning and then ate ¼ can of cat food (she usually will eat ½ can a day). I am encouraged. She is riding in the truck at my feet and seems to ...

... details before we leave for two months. Another little bit of an unknown is our support situation. We need about $1500 to cover the rest of our summer project expenses. Please lift this up in your prayers. We're still waiting to hear back from a handful of people. We need the Lord to show up in a big way with this. Thank you to all our monthly supporters and those that have supported our special needs.