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7/ 11 /00 We began Day 4, Tuesday, after a tour of the Castle in White Sulphur Springs. We headed out across the BIG SKY country. Cruised through Billings (too big) except to wash the bugs from the car (again), and on to Little Bighorn Monument. (The ranger had great passion for the subject of the war...such a waste, all and all!) Very interesting and a wonderful day and time to visit...late afternoon, so we had great play with light and shadows. A storm was to the west with great lightening bolts and made for another spectacular Montana sunset. Hit 100MPH today (the road was straight)...we've got to approach these things in steps; who knows what tomorrow will bring! (Too bad we didn't bring the Volvo). Spent the night in Sheridan.
Queen at the helm Notice 100+ MPH for the queen
Passing a truck doing 90 MPH in Montana, is this what they call e-commerce From horizon to horizon, a warrior could walk on the back of the buffalo
Billings, MT, a powerful city, hub of Montana Commerrce Entrance sign to a signicant place in history
Little Bighorn National Cemetery, Indians, Indian fighters, veterans of WW1 and WW11 Down in the valley, an indian camp of 7000, what was Custer thinking
The North American Plains, the indians knew that this was a special place Lightning from a powerful force of nature
Markers where both soldiers and indians gave the last full measure. The US government can acknowledge powerful words from a wise leader |
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