Hi Line Motel Havre
20 2nd Street Havre, Montana, 59501, United States
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Travel Blogs Nearby
July 10 & 11 - Havre, Montana (by Emma & Katelyn)
(Entry by Emma)
Today we drove about 3 hours to Havre, Montana to pick-up my mom at the airport. The Airport was small because it is in the middle of nowhere. When the plane landed we were so excited when we saw my mom walk out. We gave my mom so many hugs. She told us ...
Havre, Montana
... last time;
-- We drove through pounding rain and our trailer didn't leak (yay!);
-- We had a great duo erformance of Kenny Rogers' "You gotta know when to fold 'em" in the truck;
-- We didn't have to worry about canceling and still paying for an RV reservation in Great Falls when we decided to stay in Havre. We're livin' on the wild side, Gil!!
Hopin' to make Spokane, Washington tomorrow.
Roger & Anna
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Route 2 Forever
We left Minot, ND this morning at 7:30 and drove across Route 2. It was a 4-lane highway all the way through North Dakota, but went down to just 2 lanes in Montana. Not too much of a problem as there wasn't that much traffic. We drove 428 miles today and reached Havre, MT around 2:15 MST. It was a good drive, but just miles and miles of flat, flat land and wheat ...
Day 3 Sunday
... ever seen the movie Fargo, well they wern't exagerating the way they talk. Pretty funny actually. When we finally got into Montana it was about 95 degrees. We were dieing in the sun, and not a cloud in the sky.
We went through a Indian reservation and started to look for a place to stay because it was just so friggin unbarable in the sun. But thank God for the 5 hour energy shot, because we got a ...
Home, home on the range . . .
... A nostalgic citizen could not abide the demise of the water tower of his youth, so he bought it and turned it into a restaurant. If the town were named Lethwatertower instead Lethbridge, I might understand the landmark's significance. As it is, I'm at a loss. I thanked the helpful and informative resident, snapped a photo and moved on.
Another 50 miles or so down the road I crossed the border into Montana, back in the USA, the land ...
