We were headed to Butte, Montana, which would be our last stop in the U.S. for a while. The next day, we would cross the border into Canada. But before that, Cheryl had identified several state parks for us to visit. The first stop was the Prairie Dog Town State Park. While we had seen […]
Our trip to Roberts, Montana was supposed to take about four hours with a stop for lunch in Cody, Wyoming. About 80 miles out of Thermopolis, the hotel we had stayed in called Cheryl to tell her she had left her laptop behind. We flipped around and headed back to Thermopolis to pick it up.
We took care of business in Casper, and the next morning, we headed off for Lander, Wyoming. This is the high plains. At an altitude of over 4,500 feet, there are few trees and mostly ranch grasslands. Wyoming is a “fence out state.” Most of the U. S. consists of “fence in states.” In other
Another sleep and we were on our way to the Black Hills of South Dakota. Black Hills had a gold rush starting in 1874. There are unique colors of gold that is called known as Black Hills Gold; pink gold is common, but I have been told green is also part of the Black Hills
During my journey so far, I have planned, organized, and made decisions about everywhere I was going to stop, where I was going to stay, and where I was going to eat. However, this adventure is different. I am traveling with my great friends, Cheryl and Doug Roberts (from Thanksgiving in Hilton Head back in
