El Toro Inn Havre

Day 1<br>From Havre to Rocky Boy to Box Elder to Big Sandy and back to Havre<br>working reports at night/exercise in the pool. Reports to 10 PM<br><br>From Havre to Rudyard to Hingham to Gilford and back to Havre to work afternoon clinic till 7 PM<br>Exploring possibilities on the web

Havre is pronouned have - er for those of you who may not be familiar with Montana city names. It's a pretty cool place with good places to eat and a casino in every building - well nearly every building. Dave had prime rib and Val had a steak for less than they paid in Denali Park for hot dogs. They saved so much on dinner that they blew it in the casino, but it was fun.<br><br>There was extra security at the border, at least more than we have seen in the past. One border ...

... to the bathroom, wash my feet and put shoes on". <br>Asking why, the answer was: "Because this is a museum!" I left without any <br>further comment. The many other museums, I visited, had no problems with my <br>bare feet, and, generally speeking, Malta is very barefoot-friendly: <br>Many Maltese are spending most of their time barefoot. I've even seen many <br>people, working at building sites barefoot ...

On the 26th of July we began our trek home from Jasper. We headed south over the Icefield parkway giving us a little different view of this road. The waterfalls were lush and flowing, the river the color of milk, and we saw people high up on the side of the mountains sleding on the ice. We left the National Park and returned to Cocrane to spend the night at Bow's River Edge again. This gave us the opportunity to catch up on laundry, access our e-mails and ...

... them. We went through the animal barns and exhibits.<br>We want into parts of Montana that all you could see for miles and miles was flat farm fields without any trees, then we ran into rolling terrain w/ trees. We could see the mountains to the south of us. We saw alot of antelope along the road. <br>According to the GPS we are 1360 miles from home.<br>There is also a Devon, Montana. It is a very small town just north of HWY 2. <br>More later<br>

... for as far as the eye can see. At one point we saw the Rocky Mountains&#8230;tomorrow, we&#8217;ll cross into them!<br><br>Check out the pictures to see the story of our journey into Montana. While beautiful, today was a pretty slow day in terms of exciting things! <br><br>Glacier National is the highlight of our trip, but definitely will not have internet. I&#8217;ll write again from Washington State!

On the way to Havre we got caught up in construction and had about 10 miles of muddy dirty road which caked on by the time we hit Havre MT. So you know what we had to do to the truck and trailer. The worse thing is the main street running though town was being torn up and ...

... May 25, Don and Loretta attended Havre Church of the Nazarene, John Howell, Pastor. They stayed again at Rails Inn. Loretta has been concerned that, because Don is walking in bitter-cold rain, he may suffer hypothermia. Temperatures have risen a little in the last couple of days. The most interesting person they have met in the last few days is a man named Dave, from ...

May 23 was a stormy day in Joplin, Montana. In the photo, Don is passed by an 18-wheeler carrying an 83-ft long windmill blade. The windmills will be so huge that the container for the generators that will sit atop the windmills will be as large as a railroad car.

... dry and I was glad it was not any colder. I thought I would have to ski as the human popsicle, despite being from Canada I am such a wimp when it comes to cold. But it was good. The mountain worked us though, being only our second day out this season we had to keep stopping to catch our breath! I was sore the next day too! Did some cool Wyomingesque things in Jackson.....at this restaurant called the Gun Barrel I impressed my husband and the waitress by finishing most of the 20 oz of ...