Diamond Lil Inn
Travel Blogs from Kalispell
Autumn in Montana
... for a day or two with more visits from various family members. We then made the 10 hour drive to Portland, Oregon to visit my sister Heather and her 4 kids. Busy bodies the were Jay-T being 3, Faith 4 almost 5, and the older two, Tyara 14, and Tuyen nearing 17! We had fun making dinner and painting pumpkins. As cliche as it sounds, they grow up too fast but it was so good to see them. We also fit in a quick night out in Portland to see ...
The most beautiful place on Earth.....
... miles from anywhere (plenty of people but very few facilities) Great...... now whenever I slowed down and had to stop (fortunately this was at the park entrance and at the roadworks at the Western edge of the park) the bike and I sounded like Harley idiots as I was literally revving the s**t out of the bike when stopped. Okay, the good part was Glacier National Park itself - the video doesn't do it justice and sadly, based on the bike - we couldn't stop to take photos ...
Moose drool
... great night.
We are going riding tomorrow so I think I have gained some ideas I will endeavour to put into practice on my steer, particularly I think the handstand on the saddle - should be a piece of cake for me. Straight after riding the plains tomorrow we are going into deep cover again (Glacier National Park) where there is no internet (so we will be safe from the FBI). I shall however keep a log of events and upload them in a couple of ...
And the Trek Starts !!!!
... Fir, lodgepole, Spruce, Bear Grass, Indian Pantbrush and Service berries. He kept quizzing me all the way to campsite to make sure I remember every species. It sure was fun. I finally arrived at the Atlantic creek campsite where all the other hikers are relaxing. My true hiking guide JD came and greeted me and showed me to my campsite. I then set up my tent to join the rest of the hikers for dinner. My first guide Drew than ...
Snowed In
... to go any further. We reckoned that staying on the side of the road would put us at risk of being hit by speeding trucks and kept moving at our own peril. Many hours after we stopped in a small town. The storm only got worse and we checked into a very nice hotel with warm rooms and hot showers. The rate was unbelievably low - 39.99$ + tax. Almost all rooms very unoccupied - Kalispell was clearly not a destination of choice ...
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