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Customs can be interesting going either way. In 2015 going into Canada at Windsor, the Canadian official asked if we had been to Canada and we forgot we had gone to Vancouver in 2010. He asked a good half a dozen times and we blanked it. Well that pissed him off and he sent us under the building...

Jerry, the canyon in the picture is the Clark's Fork Canyon on the Clark's Fork of the Yellowstone River, along the Chief Joseph Hwy. (Hwy. 296). From Sheridan we took I-90 to Randchester, Wy and picked up Scenic Hwy. 14. We had planned on taking 14 Alternate at the split across the Bighorn...

Love the flapping ears. Yes, it was very hard to leave. Montana is like a second home. Next trip will cover Missoula, Flathead Lake, Kalispell, up to Glacier and then onto Canada to BC and Alberta. Thanks for viewing the blog, too many photos. That is the hard part. jd

Jerry, great photos. Click on the link again. To the right of the title, click on "Our Posts" and click on Part One. At the bottom of the post there are arrows that will direct you to Part Two. I went through every,thing and all should be good. jd http://texaslonghorns01.blogspot.com/

Finally got the four parts of my trip loaded to the blog. 2019 - Idaho_Montana I must warn you there are a lot of photos. I deleted a lot but probably not enough. Hope you enjoy, and that goes for all the loyal supporters of your posts. http://texaslonghorns01.blogspot.com/

1st try. Sarah soaking up the sun this past June in New Hampshire

Wow. Beautiful photos. I'm close to have my blog post finished, broken into 4 parts. Still need to clean up and delete some photos. I added the sizing app so I will try it soon jd

Just got home after close to 3 weeks. I will check out the app to reduce size and hope to have my blog done in the next 7-10 days. Lots of photos. Idaho will get a return trip and want to visit Flathead Lake, Kalaspell, get back up to Glacier. Guess that is where most of the snow hit. Most of...

Trying to figure how to load pictures. I tried a couple one photo loads and they said the size was to big. Can't figure how to make them smaller. Spent the night up at my cousins cabin on the Boulder River in the Absoraka Range

I got caught up and posted but it never showed up and we were out of wifi. Left McCall, ID yesterday, stayed at Lolo Hotsprings and then headed through Missoula and East on 90. Guess we weren't too far apart. Passed the "M" and headed Montana Wheat. Keep on trucking Jerry. jd

Wow! What a crew. My first dog was a golden, back in the 5th or 6th grade. Love our Yellow Lab, our second.

I think I remember an earlier post. This has caught my attention and I need to see how close I will be when I cross back into Montana on Hwy. 12.ight just have to detour a bit and check it out. jd

Yep, September 19th can't come quick enough. Hoping for dry weather for our drive on the Gravely Range Road and Centennial Scenic Byway. Heard it was slippery when wet. Sometime things happen for the best. Freedom is important. You will find that place that allows both. Keep on trucking. jd

Jerry, safe travels wherever they lead you. jd

Wow Jerry, that is down right amazing on what you did to the house. Beautiful. jd

Very nice. My cousin had a concrete log cabin built on the Main Boulder River, 45 minutes outside Big Timber, in Park County. Screen porch is 10'+/- from the river. Headed there early October. jd

Awesome photos.

Jerry, will be camping in our Four Wheel Camper. Foy won't be there. We met on Wander the West. He has that love for Montana that you and I have. I'm hoping to wander into North Carolina in the future and meet Foy in person. Hoping get as much fly fishing in as possible. jd

Foy is our Montana tour guide. We will be heading to Ennis, then down the Gravely Road Scenic Byway south to the Centennial Scenic Byway, East to Henry's Fork to fish, then Crater of the Moon NM, Stanley and fishing on the Salmon, McCall, ID and some camping and fishing, Clearwater River and...

Looking back, we had similar feelings and thoughts when we visited the Little Big Horn Battlefield and looked out on the battlefield and grave yard where the 7th Calvary were killed and buried. Our visit was shortly after they had built the Native American monument.