Jorgenson Inn And Suite Helena

... the choice to move again for the rest of the semester, but I moved too many times, so I really don't want to continue. Except, my mom and my dad's, marriage is out of place now, so they may divorce... Meaning that my Dad may move to Kentucky and get the job he's always dreamed of and my Mom would move to Tennessee or New York ...

... good the quality was. He was using carbon fiber 20 years ago on some of his designs. Talented guy who still rides 25 mile every second day. The next day we said our goodbyes got our socks and shoes back, with dog holes, and rolled on passed flathead lake, America's largest western fresh water lake. 50km x 25km. One of the cleanest in the world for its size. <br><br>The next 120 miles were easy, foot hills, one pass, mainly cruising along at 4000ft. We had to get ...

... new owners or management. So, I'm not sure if I will go out of my way in the future to come back here.<br><br>We were on the road by 0700 and had a nice cool drive for 2.5 hours to Billings and the Flying J Truck Stop. It was not as cool as yesterday morning but cool is nice. It was 65 this morning. We got fueled up and off we went down the road. When we came upon the Yellowstone River it is higher than we have ever seen it. The river ...

... The springs flow into the Missouri River via the shortest river in the world, the Roe River. It is just 8 feet long.<br><br>From the Lewis and Clark sites, we switched gears and went to the Charles M. Russell (the cowboy artist) Gallery, Home, and Studio. We did not know that he was born and raised in St. Louis. There was some beautiful artwork and the studio and house were interesting. It was definitely worth our time.<br><br><br><br><br>

Last night we decided that we would really like to get to Great Falls on this trip. We figured that if we could get to Helena early enough for a capitol tour this afternoon, we could spend tomorrow in Great Falls.<br><br>We managed to leave Hardin before 8:00. The drive was long, but not too difficult. We spotted our first antelope of this trip in the fields along the way. We followed the Yellowstone ...

... scenery, too much work to be relaxing, and not fast enough to be as much fun as dirt biking!    I did find a few tufts of deer hair for my collection of &#8220;natural wonders&#8221; though&#8230;  Poor thing, part of the deer was still on the trail too though.  :(<br> <br> <br><br>  After the bike ride, we ate Mexican food ...

... who hand-carved 600 steps in the rock and started giving 12-hour cave tours to visitors by candlelight.  Finally, 103 years after Lewis &amp; Clark had passed them by, Teddy Roosevelt named them after that famous expedition and made them America's 15th national monument.<br><br> <br><br>  Today the tours take only 2 hours to complete ...

Wednesday 30th July We had a leisurely morning and all had a shower in the RV as we had worked out where we could dump the waste in town and we were able to pick up fresh water at the campsite. We phoned Jason to see if they had received a reply from the insurance company but they had not. We drove into town and dumped the waste water and went to Walmart. Once the shopping was done we saw a kitchen cabinet place where we inquired about having ...

... cost and time. So naturally I wanted to meet her! Marie, her brother, and infant son all came to meet us at the condotel, and took us to see Manila Bay, as well as the World's third largest mall, Mall of Asia. It was a joy to meet and spend time with them. Last, but certainly not least, this "cast of characters" would not be complete without an introduction to Claudette, husband Peng, and two brothers Francis and Paolo. Since Claudette works near the condotel where we stayed ...

Hello Everybody!!! We're sorry its been a while since we've updated you all on our outs and abouts in the wild west. We're finally getting settled here in Helena. No more need for trips to furniture stores or searching the want ads. Hopefully what we have will serve us well until we need to set up roots permanently. (hopefully sometime after housing prices drop). So the past month most weekends were spent either going on short day hikes or trail runs in the ...