Back from Vacation
motorhead
Fat, drunk and stupid is no way to go through life
I've been on a vacation/road trip thru the American West since early July and have not been on the board. Hope y'all missed me. LOL. Much of the trip I had limited access to the internet so I just took a break from things and had a much-deserved vacation. I repeated a trip I had done some 30+ years ago.
Drove to South Dakota and spent some time in the Badlands National Park then to Rapid City and Mount Rushmore. Spent a day in "touristy" Deadwood then crossed over into Wyoming for a brief stop at Devil's Tower.
Then off to Jackson Hole and Yellowstone where I spent several days. After that, I drove thru the pass on the scenic Beartooth Highway to Red Lodge, Montana where I spent a night and had a great night a local bar. After that, I met up with a old buddy in Whitehall, Montana for a day before I headed north for another few days in Glacier National Park. It was gorgeous.
Not may strip clubs in that part of country so that wasn't part of my trip. The trip was great. I'm exhausted but re-charged. A contradiction I know, but glad I did it and happy to be back home
Cheers.
Drove to South Dakota and spent some time in the Badlands National Park then to Rapid City and Mount Rushmore. Spent a day in "touristy" Deadwood then crossed over into Wyoming for a brief stop at Devil's Tower.
Then off to Jackson Hole and Yellowstone where I spent several days. After that, I drove thru the pass on the scenic Beartooth Highway to Red Lodge, Montana where I spent a night and had a great night a local bar. After that, I met up with a old buddy in Whitehall, Montana for a day before I headed north for another few days in Glacier National Park. It was gorgeous.
Not may strip clubs in that part of country so that wasn't part of my trip. The trip was great. I'm exhausted but re-charged. A contradiction I know, but glad I did it and happy to be back home
Cheers.
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Sounds like you've been everywhere, man.
Next time that you are in that neck of the woods, take the boat across the lake to Canada's part of Glacier (it is called Waterton Nat'l Park in Canada). Stay at the magnificent Prince of Wales Hotel on the lake. The hiking trails around the hotel are prime wildlife observation spots (if you are comfortable with getting up close and personal with black bears and grizzlies).