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Return, Day 12: Sheridan, WY to Missoula, MT
... on the other side.
Somewhere around the Wyoming/Montana border, we passed a crew working in a field that we speculated was potato or beets -- definitely root vegtables.. Several machines were at work uprooting the vegetables and putting them into a semi truck. It was a crop we hadn't seen yet thus far on the trip along the road.
The haze that we had seen as we approached the Bighorns the night before remained with ...
FUNdraising!
... none at all. Just the fact that your reading this makes my heart smile.
1. Pray for me.
2. I'll be sending out letters asking for donations the week of May 14th. If you want to be put on that mailing list shoot me an email! (see email below)
3. Write a check to the ELCA. This is the easiest way to donate, and they'll even send you a tax deduction donation doohicky! REMEMBER: Write "YAGM: SAMANTHA BERGLUND" in the ...
Sunny by the River
... heard this crazy buzzing, it still gives me the creeps to think about it, like a trapped insect inside my ear. I had terrible dreams about insects laying their larva in my ear and hatching as that rain came down hard and loud on the tent, and just about the time I had convinced myself I was full of ****, the buzzing would start up again. I couldn’t understand why I couldn’t feel it, but theorized that the insect had some way of numbing the area where ...
Missoula -- home of Grizzlies.
... some of the strategies used to extinguish wild fires. The visitor center also has some interesting displays and videos about the smokejumpers and their colorful history. The grounds have a dormitory for the smoke-jumpers, a building that acts as a cache for firefighting in the wilderness (has prepared gear for 3000 firefighters), and a facility that researches wilderness fires ...
Missoula - the first 4 days
... town of Lolo and then proceeded on highway 12 west towards Idaho. After about 20 mile of private property we once again entered the Lolo National Forest and public access to Lolo Creek. This is a small creek that runs right along the road. There are plenty of pullouts to park at and the stream is full of fish. We caught several fish that were 8-12" and had a blast just walking and casting to pools and pockets between rocks. Between the two of us we managed ...
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