Extended Stay America - Great Falls - Missouri River
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"The Short Day........."
... hit the roadworks Glen described above. Basically it added hours to the trip and everybody knows the frustration of just sitting in traffic waiting to go. The waits here are about 30 minutes!!!!! Then you have to follow a pilot car through all the miles of roadworks with more stops etc. PAINFUL!!!!!
Never again will I complain about the M1 or Gateway roadworks that us coasties encounter during our daily commute to Brisbane airport.
Anyway we pushed on and ...
Day 15, Great Falls, MT
... over the hills and virtualy no traffic whatsoever.
So an early arrival at Great Falls, a town that did not impress...
A group of 8 went for lunch at a Tap Grille downtown, which proved to be a very good choice.
In the afternoon I looked for a "lube" place where I could do an oil change.
Not easy: some where already ...
(Singing) Country Roads ...
... we had would be our lunch.
West of Fort Benton was a quick route to Choteau (pronounced "shot-o" apparently) on some county gravel 'roads'. We only met three cars in some 70 miles or so. We stopped along the way, in the middle of nowhere, for a comfort break and some photos. There was a sixteen mile portion of road that had a hard top and so Zoe drove that.
After Choteau, we were looking for a dirt ...
Eating His Balls...
... With the bull writhing less than you’d expect, Trent then pulls on the testes as if he were drawing up curtains with a string, and if the seminal vesicles don’t snap out, he grabs the knife and again saws the pinky white softy spot. Ouch. It seems the bulls are more stunned than hurt, which is reassuring, but that’s only when they have it easy, for some of them are genetically inclined to grow horns, and because fully-grown horns are ...
Marlboro, Man
... by a passing, cursing motorist, but no one sees it happen and I must keep my coolness to myself for risk of seeming uncool.
We drive some thirty miles to Greyson’s ranch, but on this unmarked gravel road it takes us an hour and a half, especially when deer cut across our truck without warning or concern. A FedEx truck wooshes past us, we woosh past some Canaanites, and both stare incredulously at the guys, who pile on the ...
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