Best Western KwaTaqNuk Resort Polson

... looking down at a site where dinosaur eggs had been found.<br><br>This is my first time at Glacier National Park. I'm told the glaciers are melting, there's still 21 glaciers in the park but there were a lot more of them just 10 years ago.<br>

Glacier National Park is fantastic. The highway, named "Into The Sun<br>Highway" (exactly what we were doing!), hugs the mountainside, dips<br>into valleys and brings you up through glorious passes. It's like a 50<br>km scenic roller coaster ride. Wheeeee!

When we saw the name on this place we had to stop in Honour of Anna. I very much enjoyed "entering" Polson as it is a thing I have always wanted to do. Unfortunately, the anticipation was better than the experience and I was glad to leave soon after entering. (Polson is the Tasmania (or Gore) of the USA, must be a small gene pool.)

... chopped strawberries and bananas and maple syrup. Of course we had coffee and orange juice and it was really lovely eating it out on their deck by the lake. What a life! Then we all went out on the boat again as Jason was keen to see Holly finally master water skiing. She tried so hard and was so keen to do it but then her hands got really sore and it was really time to leave. After ...

We kind of expeted Idaho to be either rolling hills like Washington or fields and fields of potatoes, how wrng we were.... this was one of the prettiest drives we have taken..... We did make it to Montana by night fall but not to Glacier National Park yet!

... established to support a population of American bison. It is home to about 350-500 of these animals. Other large wildlife found on the Range include elk, white-tail and mule deer, pronghorn antelope, bighorn sheep and black bear. Because of its open grasslands, the Bison Range is a place for the public to enjoy some excellent wildlife observation and photography."

So firstly why Scotland..... well our drivers hadn't realised at first that Big Cloud Country was on our itinery as it had changed from the previous years, so the Scots had wanted to go there!!! Well i worked out why... it was bleeding raining so felt just like home to them!!!!!!!!!! Anyone offended i apologise........maybe!!!! We woke up by a very pretty little river, where we floated down stream ...

... is a unique set-up. The students are tested when they come to the school and placed in the appropriate level. The classes are divided up by age and also by behavior issues and gender issues that occur in the classrooms. This means that we will have multiple grade levels in our classes and that the instruction is mainly one-to-one with the students as they work at their own pace. It is great to see these students successful in this environment ...

While we were out in Seattle, we drove to the cattle ranch that James' aunt and uncle run in Polson, Montana. James loves it here and it was easy for me to see why! We did a cattle roundup on horseback, rode 4-wheelers, and visited Glacier National Park. A great trip!<br>