Wednesday, August 12, 2015 - What an unbelievable day this was! Glacier National Park in northwest Montana is open to tourists after the horrible fires of this past month. Yay for perfect timing, so we could see it while we're in the area! Our RV park is almost 4 hours from the West Entrance to… Continue reading 08.12.15 A day in Glacier National Park!
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08.09.15 – Y RV?
Sunday, August 9, 2015 - Bob & Michelle Hazlett are fellow RVillagers who also write a blog. Theirs is called Follow the Cougar! Their post on Thursday describes so well the wonderful world of RVing. I have to share it since I don't think I could write a better piece on why we love this… Continue reading 08.09.15 – Y RV?
08.05.15 How to downsize your home to an RV – reblogged from Stephanie Henkel, and other recent events!
August 5, 3015 - I remembered what special person's birthday is this week (it wasn't Monday) and that is my former boss and current good friend Donna Methvien! Happy Birthday Donna from the Chauvins in Montana!! I read a blog post written by someone else today and want to share it here. We love our… Continue reading 08.05.15 How to downsize your home to an RV – reblogged from Stephanie Henkel, and other recent events!
08.03.15 Quick update
Monday, August 3, 2015 - It seems like this date is someone I knows birthday but for the life of me can't remember who it is. Happy Birthday to everyone having a birthday today!!! We received here at the campground, several packages of various things we ordered. Roy has several new rolls of lights to… Continue reading 08.03.15 Quick update
08.01.15 Touring “The Castle” and visiting a Hutterite Colony
Saturday, August 1, 2015 - On Friday we toured the Castle Museum and Carriage House, known by locals as 'The Castle'. It is on a hill in downtown White Sulphur Springs, Montana. 'The Castle' is an imposing 12 room mansion built in 1892 by Bryon Roger Sherman, and is now the home of the Meagher… Continue reading 08.01.15 Touring “The Castle” and visiting a Hutterite Colony
07.31.15 Conestoga Campground, White Sulphur Springs,Montana
Friday, July 31, 2015 - We really like Conestoga Campground for several reasons. A little is that we have all the water and electricity we want here after boondocking for 10 days. Second is that there are other RVillagers here, and RVillagers are always good people! Next, this is a lovely park (with real grass)… Continue reading 07.31.15 Conestoga Campground, White Sulphur Springs,Montana
07.30.15 Traveling from Yellowstone to White Sulphur Springs, Montana
On Monday, July 28th rain fell and the temperatures plummeted as we traveled from Yellowstone to White Sulphur Springs. The two times we got out of the RV we were just about frozen in place between the wind and the near freezing temperatures. What a stark contrast to the two nights before when the temperatures… Continue reading 07.30.15 Traveling from Yellowstone to White Sulphur Springs, Montana
07.29.15 Boondocking in Gros Ventre and Canyon Campgrounds
Boondocking in Gros Ventre and in Canyon Campground - July 17 - July 27th. Eight of the ten nights the temperatures fell into the 50s and it was breezy. This helped us to sleep really well without any air conditioning and we woke up to cool temperatures making for a great start to each day. … Continue reading 07.29.15 Boondocking in Gros Ventre and Canyon Campgrounds
07.27.15 – Day Two in Yellowstone National Park on 07.24.15
Day Two in Yellowstone National Park on July 24, 2015 - Back down the west side of the upper loop in Yellowstone we went to get to the lower loop (the bigger one). The Norris Geyer Basin was our first stop on the lower loop. A world of heat and gasses, where microorganisms live in… Continue reading 07.27.15 – Day Two in Yellowstone National Park on 07.24.15
07.26.15 – Day one in Yellowstone National Park on 7.23.15
Before we came here I only knew that Yellowstone had mountains and was beautiful. I knew nothing of what it really is so I want to share some of what we learned with you! First a little information about Yellowstone National Park. Yellowstone is 2.2 million acres in size. Shaped like a figure eight (see… Continue reading 07.26.15 – Day one in Yellowstone National Park on 7.23.15
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