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| "The Treasure
State" "Big sky country... as much of it is rather flat, I reckon." -Frank |
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Anaconda - A quirkly little town, and the home of the famed Mount Morningwood. (Jul. '02)
Billings - The largest city in Montana (90,000 people), but then again, the state's total is only 900,000 people. (May '02)
Butte - It's fun to ask girls if they're a "beaut' from Butte", but few people get it (sigh). (Jul. '02)
Dillon - I didn't know I was actually in Dillon until days later... creepy, eh? (Jul. '02)
East Helena - A booming metropolis of 1,441 people. But it had a city park, complete with wading pool. (Jul. '02, Nov. '12)
Gardiner - The small town sitting just outside of Yellowstone National Park. (May '02)
Helena - The state capital and site of a wedding for some relative or another. (Jul. '02, Nov. '12)
Lima - A cute little down, complete with the much-needed pay-at-the-pump go-juice for my ride. (Jul. '02, Nov. '12)
Little Bighorn National Monument - The site of General Custer's famous "last stand." on June 25, 1876. (May '02)
Livingston - For our purposes, mostly only noteworthy in that we turned here from north SR-89 to east I-90. (May '02)
Miles City - The town was here, we were here, we took a few pictures. (May '02)
Opportunity - Why is it you only seem to find opportunity when you're not looking for it? (Jul. '02)