Best Western Kelly Inn Billings

... clever.<br><br>If anyone knows of this disease, please can you let me know the cure. But please, please bear in mind that i think we are talking hours rather than days. As I write this, I grow weak. I'm not long for this world. <br><br><br>Thought of the Day<br><br>I must go in, the fog is rising.<br><br>For reference<br><br>I still have so much to give.<br>I hope men will say of me that I did duty by my country.<br>

The Hampton was nice, new and comfortable. We woke this morning, enjoyed the hotel breakfast. We organized our bags and cleaned out the car; tossed out our cooler, food, drinks and utensils then headed for the airport. Billings is another extremely small airport. It was easy to park the rental car and walk to the gate. <br><br>Let the all day journey home begin....<br><br>We're delayed to Denver, 20 minutes.<br>

... was a nice small airport<br>and it took no time to find my bag. <br><br><br><br><br>Having never met Bart before, and being<br>a bit too sleep depraved at this point to fully recall his facebook<br>profile pic, I did the only thing possible: look at all the men<br>waiting with a quizzical expression and hope one would return it.<br>Nope. Just some equally puzzled 'stop-staring-at-me' looks, and one<br>that might have ...

... cheapest around .Brent also had his eyes tested and new glasses ordered.By mid afternoon we were back on the road  heading for Bozeman and another costco, where they checked the wheel nuts and made sure we were good to go. Great service.we arrived at a little town called Ennis around 7 pm, a long day for us.<br><br> <br>

... half way down the bus and completly oblivious to this commotion . Next thing you know he gets taken off the bus too and thrown to the floor and cuffed.. I tell ya, who needs soap operas man, this is REAL LIFE! I mean, how gutted would you be. You think you got away with the dogs and the searching and all cos of the bad luck of some other person, You get taken out...<br><br>After all the excitement , the bus was now allowing all the new passengers from that area on ...

... a climber attempt to scale the rock.<br><br>Our next destination was the Little Big Horn Battlefield National Monument in Montana, the sight of Custer's Last Stand. We watched a brief video about the park, toured the museum, then drove around the Battlefied reading the markers that described the battle between the troops and the Lakota Sioux and the Northern Cheyenne indian tribes. <br><br>Leaving there, we headed on to our destination the KOA in ...

... Cody spent a lot of time, and we were pushing on, in slightly gloomier (and colder) weather over some high ground and into Montana, where we finally saw some real cowboys and their dogs rounding up a heard of black angus.<br>Just 15 miles short of Billings, the car started to slow down and misfire again and I had to stop.  Even though it was only 5 degrees outside and no civilisation to be seen I was far more relaxed this time ...

... gifts from China and many more antique fireworks in the Auction. I am sure I have been to conventions with more vendors but I don't remember when, and I don't remember seeing ...

... we really liked it. The entire place has such a somber, serene feeling about it. They really did a fantastic job of interpreting the battle and memorializing it for the US soldiers and the American Indians who died there. What a great contrast it was to Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield Park in Atlanta, where I'm ...

I backtracked somewhat to I90 and headed north into Montana, my 39th state, first stop being the Custer Battlefield National Monument. It was fixed up rather nicely and had nice views. There was a small national military cemetery there where I might be able to be buried since I was in the army. It did seem to have a number of Vietnam war dead there.<br> I guess that was appropriate-to bury the dead from a misbegotten war at the site of one of the worst military ...