So we arrived in Bozeman and had the pleasure of staying with Larry and Nancy and their two dogs KC and Eli as well as two of Nancy's daughter's dogs.
We had a wonderful evening full of interesting conversation which spanned many topics including cycling, touring, dogs, and literacy. Larry grilled chicken and veggies. It was delicious. (They were very generous and understanding about how hungry we were.) By the time the even ended, I felt we had made new friends -- which is always a blessing!
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| Smiling in a park in Bozeman. |
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| Nancy, Larry, Pata and the gang! |
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| David played favorites and like Logan the best. |
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| Brrrrrr! It was cold when we got on the road. Autumn is on the way. |
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| Toto we are not in New York anymore! |
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| Cool Old Truck! |
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| Another anti-drug (meth in particular) sign. |
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| You can't really read the small sign, but it talks about how Three Forks is a "Meth Watch Community." Small towns with big city issues. |
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| The inside of the railroad car that is the visitor center. |
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| This was the "cart" that the railroad workers used to carry tools and such when the fixed the rails. |
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| Statue of Sacajawea in Three Forks, MT |
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