or "A Princess Goes Camping"
After being “blown away” by centuries old plains Indian art a few days prior we are now heading to a modern art installation on a 10,000-acre working cattle ranch southwest of Billings, MT. As with just...
On a very warm day, five of us squeezed into the ranch pickup with a cracked windshield and a grey lab in the truck bed. It would not have been a Montana ranch pickup without the...
Sunday morning found me up walking around the cow pasture before the Princess woke up and expected delivery of her morning coffee. It was about 60 degrees outside, the sky was bright blue and the air...
Coming back into Montana from Canada is really no big deal. Happens thousands of people every day. I have crossed the border about a dozen times over the past few years. It still feels a little...
I can almost admit the Princess was right on something. OK, OK, she was right the Glacier Adventure was way more cool (pun intended) than I would have ever thought. There is this ice mass named...
Part 1 Crossing into Alberta, CA through the Chief Mountain Portal is a very beautiful drive and relatively low-key point of entry. Being the domestic traveler that I am, it is always a little stressful to...
We stopped a couple of nights near the Little Big Horn Nat’l Monument. I have been there a couple of times before the most recent had to be over ten years ago or more. It was...
We left Minnesota to start the trek west. I like to keep the mileage to around 300 miles or less in a day so that we have time for a leisurely dinner. It used to be...
I really am an outdoor sort of person, always have been. Camped often with my parent’s decades ago, later with my kids and now with good friends. Have been known to scare a trout from time...
Today is the first day of an adventure that I have been thinking about for years. I have been on trips lasting more than three weeks before but never with the Princess. She retired this year...
