We got up at a ripe 5am in Hardin in Crow country and got moving at 6am to beat the heat. Within eight miles got our first flat of

Yesterday, after some of the boys completed their first centuries, we were bombarded by lightning, rain and sprinklers which most of us enjoyed except for

Today we woke up to the purring of semis at our truck stop campsite. Some amazingly flat and fast terrain brought us to the charming

We awoke to wet grass in Belt’s only public park. (Belt is the little town off route 200 we stayed in on the 8th) Although

This morning we started off with our warmest morning yet, which made getting out of the sleeping bag “supa” easy. We headed to Great Falls

The day started out wet and drizzling, leading to a slow, but sure start. A big milestone was achieved: crossing the continental divide, followed by

A relatively timely start to the day led our group out of the very bear mindful campsite we had stayed in the night before. After

Carol and Bill made us a wonderful breakfast consisting of an egg bake and a fruit salad. After breakfast, we said difficult goodbyes to our

America’s 250th birthday! We celebrated this occasion by sleeping in until 8:30, and then procrastinating going into Missoula until 12. The procrastination wasn’t without purpose

Today was a delightful mix of events, some good and bad. We awoke at the Lochesa Lodge, fresh off showers, clean bathrooms, and fish n