Gran Visit – The Grand Tetons
The plan today is to drive to Driggs, Idaho from our camp at Falls Campground. I was expecting to see the Grand Tetons from the western side and call it a […]
Moving to Idaho
Today we move to Idaho Jagger. We have to keep this buggy moving to meet our date for camping with the family in Arizona and we have friends and places […]
Arrive Philipsburg Bay
The back in angle is little tight so we move slowly, adjusting to find the right spot. I must back in without hitting the ATM our neighbor across the way has parked close to the street. I get out and start to level my Coach when I hear my phone ringing.
The Farmer Market & Museum
After weeks of enjoying the company of family and friends, It’s time to move on. I will finish stocking up supplies in my Coach and moving my “stuff” back into the closets and cabinets from the house.
More Repairs and Visiting Old Friends
I only have a week left here at my homebase and I still have several projects to complete before I’m “scheduled” to leave town. Yes I said the nasty word […]
A Root Canal
I’m up early today, enjoying a quick breakfast and cup of coffee while watching the room lighten. After getting ready I rush off to Missoula leaving Jagger at the house. […]
Coach Get’s A Bath
Today the Coach’s rubber roof will be cleaned and treated by Josh. Since I’m not quite as spry as I used to be I’m thankful he will be crawling up […]
Fire Erupts In The Bitterroot
July 31, 2016 No sooner than we arrived, the Summer fire season started. The fire burning about five miles away was quickly named, The Roaring Lion Fire. Here at the […]
Exploring The Missouri Headwaters – Hellgate
Travel Journal – July 14, 2016 This is our third day at Hellgate and there’s not much going on, so I ask Jagger if he want’s to do some exploring […]
Traveling to Hellgate
I’m trying to experience as much of Montana as I can this year before heading back South for the Winter. It’s such a big state. I could probably travel Full-time here for a year and not see it all.
The Little Bighorn Battleground
Travel Journal – July 7, 2016 Our day started off with a hazy morning, something unusual lately for Jagger and I. We left the Coach for our morning walk around the […]
Traveling Central Montana History
Many of my ancestors were Cherokee. I know, I know world history – the survival of the fittest. I think I understand most human behavior. But the ultimate process of two civilizations fighting against each other is so tragic and sad.
Retired Vagabond 