Townhouse Inns Conrad

... www.innaartwork.com/blog/yellows tone-national-park-summer-2009/ and http://www.innaartwork.com/blog/glacier -national-park-summer-2009/ ).

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... dogs on (verbal) leashes in the woods -- National Parks do not. It dropped below freezing the first night and snow magically appeared on the higher mountains the next day.

Then horror, while we were packing Bogie cried/yelped while chasing a squirrel up a tree and came back to us on three legs. We were lucky finding a good vet that said he likely had a bad sprain on his right front leg (up to two weeks of being a gimp - if ...

I left Eugene following Katie who was driving a U-haul to move back to Idaho. From Idaho I drove north to the eastern side of Glacier National Park where I stayed for a few nights in Saint Mary. On the way there I stopped at a wayside and found I ...

... lots of tight turns and narrow cliff-hugging roads, some road construction and one-lane-only stretches. As we climb ever higher on Going-to-the-Sun Road (what a great name!) we enjoy the sunshine, which has been a constant during this last week. The lake and beach beckon, and we swim and lay around doing nothing, drinking mate and thinking about dinner ...

Montana, wide open spaces. and driving up here we drove past the little big horn mountains.
Conrad is another country town, but has a few more people than we were used to, has a school and hospital, and about four fast food restaurants and five pubs. but still you ...

... that these repairs are necessary.

The road takes you through some wonderful scenery and past some amazing sights. Snow capped peaks, waterfalls, snow bridges by the side of the road, views of glacial hanging valleys......it's just absolutely stunning. The highest point on the road is at Logan's Pass at 6646 ft and this is also where we crossed the Continental Divide. After a brief look around the visitor ...

Uncle Jimmy knocked on the door of our RV early Monday morning and we all piled into his pick-up and headed out to where the praire meets the Rockies and where Mike's great great grandparents homesteaded. We were able to see the old ranch house which is now used as a poker house by the current owner's ranch hands. We also saw the old barn and bunk house. The horses followed us everywhere! Then Uncle Jimmy ...

... up camp and taking a few pictures of the surroundings, we biked into town to look for Uncle Jimmy and the house that Mike's great grandparents and mother lived in. Uncle Jimmy has been renting it for many years and is now fixing it up for sale. Mike's great grandparents moved the house into town from the Rocky Mountain ...

NASHVILLE So, I would have to say that this place was some serious culture shock. We arrived and walked down the streets, seriously, Man...I have never seen so many people with cowboy boots and hats or ripped up short jean shorts (men included)....It must have been about two in the afternoon when we arrived. The bars had several people in them and about every place had live COUNTRY!! Man, so we found a nice typical place with a live band....The absence of our Nashville attire ...

Today we did not drive very many miles. We ran into some road construction on Hwy 287 south of Augusta, MT. Three motorcycles had passed us and shortly after that we saw them on the side of the road. One of the riders had lost control in a muddy construction and laid it down hard. We stopped to help ...