Cottonwood Inn Glasgow

... br>barefoot, wearing a chain at his right ankle and having quite black soles.
He told me that he's spending holidays mostly barefoot, but in USA, he wears
shoes. He was positively surprised to hear that I'm barefooting at home in
Germany too!
Within my hotel, I was the only barefooter, but taking all meals without any
footwear was friendly tolerated !!!!

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Another beautiful day, high of 83. Friday & Saturday is supose to be 90 & 95 which is a bit hot for me. Anyway, we got across the border without any problems. Marias Fair had started today at Shelby, Montana so we stopped for a couple of hours. To appreciate the Ogemaw County Fair you have to visit other fairs. Five counties make up The Marias fair. We sat by a 4-H girl and her father at lunch. (at the 4-H food barn) It was interesting talking ...

... some prehistoric carved designs in a rocky outcrop. You might wonder why we travelled so far to see these, and when we got their, we wondered the same! In order to preserve the site, fences had been erected all around, which unfortunately restricted the view of the carvings. On the plus side, the views across the prairie from this elevated site were outstanding. We pressed on to Wood Mountain Regional Park, our planned stop for the night ...

... on his face, let us know that it was only about 20 years ago. we ended up giving up on that turn, though, because we were supposed to meet velva for water in 10 miles, and we didn't think she would have been able to find the turn off because it wasn't clearly marked. the rest of the ride into wolf point was fairly uneventful. because we were going into a day off, i covered the last 15 miles or so as quickly as possible and somehow ended up being the ...

... to a plain, bike by farmland for about 20 to 30 miles, see a stand of trees, a water tower, and a grain mill in the distance, arrive in a small town that may or may not have paved roads that hopefully has a gas station for restroom and water bottle refill...repeat. we've been told that these towns were originally settled in the early 1900s when land was offered very cheaply (one man said $1 per acre) by the rail company in an effort to increase the amount ...

We have to be in Great Falls Mt by next Thursday to meet up with Adventure Caravans our group that we are going to Alaska with. We will be traveling with a group of Rv's. Should be great fun. The Cottonwood campgrounds in ...

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 Montana Senator Jon Tester (http://tester.senate.gov/Jon ...

Don walked to Milepost 472 in Malta, Montana, through six miles of construction. Loretta could not easily drive back to bring him his lunch. She had to send water back via State Patrol. But someone had already given Don a PB&J sandwich and water. Santa Claus (a.k.a John Degel - http://www.montanasanta.com/) came and interviewed Don for a story for the Phillips County News. I found this ...

8/16/07 There is no place we'd rather wake up on our 4 year anniversary than Malta, MT (aka the jewel of Phillips County). Thanks to Sherry Phelps, we were able to reserve last minute accommodations at The Sportsman's Motel/Espresso bar. As you can see amenities even included a beautiful above ...