We covered over 2,500 miles over 5 days during our trip out to big sky country
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Father
Far Arains
Enchanted Highway – ND
Cowser
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Celestial
Glendive, Montana
Freight Ride
I Look like a hay bale, right??
Old RR Trestle – MT
Closer to Home
Sheeple
Road warrior Frank can be seen in the landscape
Tumblin’
Deer would just graze on the lawns, they were totally fearless
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Small Town Notes – Glendive, MT
Moonscape – MT
Easy ride
Off-Roading in the Tetons
We’d had a huge bonfire the night before and threw a bottle into the coals. It was still showing love the next morning
Rusticles – Shoshoni, SD
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Note Road Warrior Frank in the background
Bike Week – Sturgis, SD
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Because of all the open space, wind farms were prevalent
Road Mirage
St. Paul
Mickey’s Diner was transported via rail line from Jersey back in the 60′s..
What my father would call a “Greasy Spoon Joint”..
St. Paul’s Cathedral
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View from the hill
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Local venue
This jail was under renovation, it looked like it’s guts had been spilled from the side..
Not sure if this junkie had attended the nearby music school, but he was an excellent pianist. It was sad to watch such wasted talent..
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A real fake…
Shadow Walk
The pirate exhibition at the Minneapolis Natural History Museum featured the recovered wreck of the pirate ship Wydah. The ship was being used to transport slaves from West Africa to the Caribbean in the early 18th century. Hundreds of pieces of eight were found with the wreck of the 295 year old wreck, booty from all of the unfortunate vessels that were victimized by the pirates aboard the ship
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This guy was purchased during the mummy craze of the 1920s after Tut was found. Mummies were dug up by grave robbers, stripped of their jewels and sold in the local markets to tourists. Amazing to imagine that on a visit to Egypt, one could buy mummified remains and ship them back home to display..
Iron Snake
Friendly Skies
