Super 8 Big Timber Mt

I have picked up some kind of tropical disease, because that's what happens to adventurers - just ask Indiana Jones. It's a very clever disease. it's disguising itself as a common cold, but with a slight twist; and here's the masterstroke - I have a very painful earache with it. I have tried getting whatever's hurting in there out with a stick that i found on the ground but that just made it worse. See, I told you it ...

The menu said BREAKFAST SERVED ALL DAY so we were happy<br><br>I had a biscuit and sausage gravy, 1 egg, 2 sausage links and a big class of milk<br><br>He had 2 eggs, 4 bacon, biscuit, 2 huge blueberry pancake, and a coffee<br><br>We both order an indian fry bread to go. Actually, I ordered one to go, then he saw mine and wanted one too, of course!!!

... JAH hiked a little further. The trail was amazing! The water was rushing from the snow melt up in the Beartooth Mountains that we were in the foot of. When we were done climbing we hiked about 2 more miles and tripp and JAh jumped into the water, which was freezing cold. I wish I could have taken a picture of tripp's face when he came shooting back out of the water. I got some good climbing pics and one of tripp when he was fresh out of the water. THe land out here is ...

The plan was to do the final 1500kms to get home in 3 days...stopping twice in Montana. We were at our planned first stop just after lunch and after discussing it with Alexis we decide to continue driving for a couple more hours and arrive home a day early. We arrive in Big Timber Montana by 4h30 and set up camp. It's still hot out but the humidity level was a lot better..more like Calgary weather.

... I wish we could have stayed a little longer to take more pictures after the tour, but it was so very, very hot; the best we could do was puddle back to the car and head back to Big Timber. Today, we were invited by one of the C. Sharps ladies to visit her ranch a few miles north of Big Timber and take pictures of her fine herd of cattle. We had a good time. Tomorrow, we leave for Cody, WY where we'll see the museums and the east side of Yellowstone.

Hello. We left at about 8 this morning. I was actually ready at 7 but had to wait on Dad and Mo to get ready. There is a first. It will likely never happen again so I am savouring the experience. We were on the road for 10 hours, 903 KM and we only got lost and had to back track once. Once we got passed the flat annoying area between Regina and the border the landscape started to look like it does ...

... we don't run out of propane, we should be fine. And, check this, good and fast wifi. No cell phone reception of course, but internet access at higher speeds than we had in Seattle - all out here in the wilds of Big Timber, MT on the banks of the Boulder. As I type, Chris is looking in his fly box for streamers... He's going in. The wind is literally rocking the trailer from side to side, the snow clouds are low, fat and heavy, and there's not a chance of fishing dirty ...

... savage animal, fond memories i am going to have when i leave. i have started to call my mom Mrs montana because she thinks she knows all about flyfishing. 'Meghan go to the center not the bank... cast farther..you are TANGLED AGAIN?????' yeah i know horrible.. right now we are on our way to Butte,Montana. g2g. peace out.

... and we shared our beer and they had some grub and wine so it was great. A little tip: If you ever don't have firewood, check the other fire rings for old pieces, it works! That night we froze our Azzes off, or would have but for the blankets. But we made it through and went to the lodge and had a $4 shower and had the breakfast buffet and started our day. Yellowstone was awesome! It's a bit of a shame about the fire they ...

Day 36 Today we woke up at 8:00, and had left the Glacier NP campsite by 8:20, stopping for breakfast on the road at a store supermarket with a bakery. We drove for a good portion of the day across the state of Montana. It was by definition, strictly a "drive day", and we were on the road putting in ...