Monthly Archives: July 2016

On Saturday, July 23 we travel the 19 miles to the town of Salmon, and then just beyond it to the Sacajawea Interpretive, Cultural and Educational Center.  There is a nice visitor center here and a large area with trails, … Continue reading →

Honoring Mick On His 73rd Birthday ! Can’t help myself.  I have to do this!  ( I suppose you will find this a bit biased 🙂  ) Michael Philip Jagger, born July 26, 1943. Dad Joe, mom Eva, Brother Chris … Continue reading →

Leaving Missoula, Montana on July 21, we wind our way south on Hwy 93, surrounded by mountains, rivers and trees….all of which calm my spirit.  Even without watching TV or listening to the radio, I am aware of all the … Continue reading →

No, not unsure feelings…not those kind of reservations!  This post is about insuring places to stay! Foggy morning at Birdland Bay RV Resort. Since I started full-timing almost 2 years ago now, I have found that often it feels better … Continue reading →

So it’s time to move on.  July 13. Below is my last sunset in Ronan, MT. And it’s effect on the mountains to the east…. I haven’t mentioned my tires much recently, but I’ve continued to have problems with them, … Continue reading →

(From “Tumbling Dice”/Rolling Stones)  🙂 After 3 weeks here at Diamond S RV Park in Ronan, Montana, we will be leaving tomorrow, July 13. My main reason for staying in this spot as long as possible was to let my … Continue reading →

Sixty-seven was the year that I graduated from High School.  I never thought of it as an AGE for Pete sakes!  Yet now I have reached it! Not sure how this happened, but what’s the deal with aging physically, but … Continue reading →

First we had some company on the evening of the third.  Casita friends Reine and Paul came and spent the night here right next to us.  We had a very nice visit. Another one, just like the other one!  We … Continue reading →

Independence is a precious, sought after, state of being, and it goes hand in hand with freedom.  From the independence of country, right down to ones own personal level of independence, it has high value. (I took pictures of flags … Continue reading →