We are still alive and kicking. Just haven’t posted for awhile. On Monday we went into Bozeman and looked around. Tuesday, we drove to Livingston and planned to walk down the old Main Street, but all of the old part was blocked off and they were re-doing the streets. The stores were still open, but we didn’t go down there. We went into some other shops and then drove one of the Scenic Highways south towards the north entrance to Yellowstone. Beautiful, ranching country. We watched a storm approach us over the mountains and when it began raining, the temp. dropped 20 degrees. We were pelted with some of the largest raindrops I have ever seen. No hail. Wednesday, back into Bozeman for supplies and to look around. We ate at a Ted’s Montana Grill in the old Baxter Hotel. Thursday we went to the Museum of the Rockies at Montana State University. They had a T-Rex that was found in Montana on display, along with many, many other dinosaurs, most all found in Montana or Wyoming. They also had a section on Native Americans, Yellowstone, and the pioneers. There was a living history outside, but we did not walk through it.
Some pictures from the Buffalo Bill Museum in Cody.
Bottom picture of guns are from the Longmire series and the others are like the one used in Quigley.
A 1966 Pontiac GTO that Tony hopes to win from a raffle at the Cody Museum.
Our newest, best friends, Gato and Pepper.
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