I live two hours away. If I wouldn't have bought anything, it would've just cost gas. Took our own food but I had to get a couple shirts.

If I had my own place, I'd let people stay over to save them some cash. You can see a lot of animals in winter, because there aren't as many people around, since most of it is closed off. I see a lot at work too. We do appliance delivery up to about 150 miles away. We can put on at most about 500 miles in a day. Now that I have a good cell phone, I can at least take pics with my 2MP camera, or we sometimes take our digital cameras.

All pictures from work:



Sign says not to leave trash around for bears or you could be fined up to $500, or was it $1000? Anyway, the fridge weighs over 850lbs, and the cart is over 100lbs.:





Imagine driving 20,000lbs down a mountain on this:


Just a few hundred elk on private property:

 

Looks like there is quite abit of snow there, what part of Montana is that? We haven't gotten any snow here yet but the Bear Tooth Mountains have been getting dumped on.

 

No snow now. There was a couple weeks ago in Big Sky, but that's probably twice the elevation as here. Its warmed down quite a bit. This past weekend I could see my breath in my tent. I doubled up my sleeping bags and I was fine. We were by a creek, so that caused it to be a little colder.

 

One of these bikes is not like the others...

Road trip to Virginia City about a month back with some members of the Hermanos Motorcycle Club. Forgot to post the pics...my bad.

First two Harleys belong to a coworker and her fiance:

Stopping at a bar:




And we're doing random, right? Here's a coworker testing out my dirtbike:

 

My ride after a chilly jaunt to the city...

 

wow. that looks like something you'd find on spoogel img's

 

Pretty nice pic there Sro.

 

lol

 

results from chip sealing the roads. 10 miles worth of riding and picked up this much gravel

 

FAVORITE PIC EVER