Red Roof Inn Billings

... clever.<br><br>If anyone knows of this disease, please can you let me know the cure. But please, please bear in mind that i think we are talking hours rather than days. As I write this, I grow weak. I'm not long for this world. <br><br><br>Thought of the Day<br><br>I must go in, the fog is rising.<br><br>For reference<br><br>I still have so much to give.<br>I hope men will say of me that I did duty by my country.<br>

The Hampton was nice, new and comfortable. We woke this morning, enjoyed the hotel breakfast. We organized our bags and cleaned out the car; tossed out our cooler, food, drinks and utensils then headed for the airport. Billings is another extremely small airport. It was easy to park the rental car and walk to the gate. <br><br>Let the all day journey home begin....<br><br>We're delayed to Denver, 20 minutes.<br>

... that!<br><br><br><br>We spoke a bit, waiting for the hotel<br>van to come and pick us and a few airline staff up, but my brain was<br>not fully functional so I didn't really know what, exactly I was<br>saying. Luckily he understood and we shared a little banter before<br>being driven to the hotel by Big Dan. He introduced himself to me and<br>then said &#8220;so you're from Liverpool eh?&#8221; which really threw me ...

... cheapest around .Brent also had his eyes tested and new glasses ordered.By mid afternoon we were back on the road  heading for Bozeman and another costco, where they checked the wheel nuts and made sure we were good to go. Great service.we arrived at a little town called Ennis around 7 pm, a long day for us.<br><br> <br>

... a word. Just listened to it all.<br>I was disgusted in myself and disgusted in every person on that bus- including the mother of those beautiful little things for allowing them to be subjected to that.<br>What could I do? In any other environment I maaaay have said at least something, but here, in the middle of nowhere- on a GREYHOUND bus was probably not the battle I would have chosen.<br>If 'tutting' was a punch in the face then I beat the **** out of him. If shifting ...

... a section of the Theodore Roosevelt National Park to take some pictures and have lunch. It was beautiful! <br><br>The only other stop we made was for fuel about an hour before today&#8217;s final destination, the world&#8217;s first KOA (Kampground of America) in Billings, Montana.<br><br>We pulled into the campground at about 5 p.m., checked in, set up camp, made our very first ...

... US Army horses preceeded one to the Native Americans by many decades. We spent a whole day at the battelfield and its environs, and it was not enough time. I guess we'll have to go back. We did have some excitement around noon with a flat tire, but Eric, our intrepid driver, took the bus away for a while and got the tire replaced. We have been searching for an appropriate Indian ...

Montana never ends! This state is massive. After shoving out of Billings we thought we might be forever traversing across Montana. In sharp contrast to it's natural resources is the large number of depressed roadside shantys or shantytowns. Montana is full of them and Wyoming seems to have a fair share as well. At least 10 broken down rusted trucks and cars, abandoned machinery, trailers and shacks hodgepodged together seem to form the ...

... a number of years ago presenting American history through the eyes of minorities, or those without the power and it gives a much different view than our textbooks give us. Anyway, enough of that, it was just interesting to get to see a place like that, something like Mount Rushmore but on the opposite end of the spectrum.<br> It was a beautiful day and after spending a couple of hours there I went on north and had a cheeseburger deluxe at the Schwarzwald ...