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... Jo drove, sure enough , they didn't sound good. We drove to a truck mechanic and arrived around lunch, they were closed and and at 1 pm   they opened, I told them my problem and they said sure we can look at it in 1/2 hour. 2 1/2 hours later I went back inside and reminded them we were waiting. They took us immediately, jacked up the left side of the RV and spun the wheels, well sure enough ...

... back on the road. Dana, Harry, (and VooDoo), i hope you tracked down my blog! :-) Let me know if you ever get up to Ottawa, and we'll go for a drink. Today, I took a lot of video. I'm going to try to upload the video today. Photos may come later...but I'm getting tired and tomorrow will be a long ride. Let me know if y'all can see the videos ok. Glacier National Park spans the Montana / Alberta border. Of course, we're in Montana now, and our path through the park ...

... morning and I hate steep roads with lots of cutbacks. We made it safely with only one close call when a deer and her baby crossed in front of us. We did the beautiful Road to the Sun drive, had lunch, then headed back. Of course the scenery was beautiful; lakes, mountains and waterfalls. Helen really enjoyed seeing the Road to the Sun. She wasn't able to take it when she visited with the boys because it was not yet open for ...

... and ready for a stop so why not at the Fort Belknap Casino? Dave and Val went inside for about an hour, they ate lunch at the snack bar and gambled for a few minutes. Dave won $21. and Val won $9. Who says there is no such thing as a free lunch? Dave gave me a walk and a drink, and we were soon back on the road again. We stopped in Havre for fuel. We do not know how to pronounce this city. Is it Hay-ver? Have-ra? Or maybe it is ...

... divide. coming down the other side, the descent was short and sweet, but like the ascent, it wasn't super long or steep, so no new speed records to speak of. the road follows a train line, and after about two miles, an amtrak train driver honked at us, so we started to wave at every train we saw to try to get them to toot their horns. surprisingly, about half of the engineers responded. oddly enough, the rockies (at least in northern ...

... a house. As the afternoon progressed with did encounter two rainstorms and followed one which stayed to the north of us. After 12 hours on the road, we finally arrived at Shelby, Mt where the wind is blowing as I have never seen it before. We did not unhook from the car so we didn't blow over. Tomorrow we leave the U.S. and enter Canada.

... executive and preaching pastor, Jeff Stratton. Don and Loretta were significantly encouraged by this happy group, with whom they prayed and sang. The seniors passed the hat and contributed $53 to the HDSA cause. On Friday night Don and Loretta stayed at the Izaak Walton Inn (website http://www.izaakwaltoninn.com/index2.ht m), as recommended by frequent guest, Jack Meteyer. (Remember that Don is ...

... Back down the mountain and through the meadows . We've walked another four or five miles. Just One More Waterfall... One last stop on the way out to see Running Eagle falls. This is also called Surprise Falls. The surprise is that the falls drops out of the cliff not over it. Looks like something a fancy hotel would try to fake but without ...

I got to Shelby, MT after spending the day driving thru Montana. What a huge state it is and I drove through the back roads ending up on Rte 2. The driving out here is FAST! The landscape is boring Spent the night at the Badlands camp ground and loved it. Loved waking up to prarie dogs and birds. I have some photos to share. Tomorrow I drive into to Canada.

After shopping in Missoula, we drove for several hours towards the Canadian border. We pulled off at a quiet exit in the middle of nowhere, near Shelby, to stretch our legs, then went in to Shelby for some food. The entire time we ate some creepy guy was watching me from the table behind us. He looked like his parents might be siblings.