There was a big engine right outside my window.
We flew over Wenatchee, although it was a little hazy.
The first full day there, Mike, his nephew, and I did about a 10-mile float down the Yellowstone River. Unfortunately, the fish weren't very active. For the record, though, I was the only one to actually pull a fish into the boat. Just don't ask me how big it was or I'll have to lie.
The second day Mike took me to a lake about 15 miles from their house. We rode quads up there, fished awhile (we both caught some decent trout), sat out a thunderstorm, then road back.
The third day, Mike, Nora, and I took a 9-mile hike to Emerald Lake, where we enjoyed some fine fishing right up until being caught in a massive thunderstorm.
Later that night Mike took me to an underground bar in downtown Bozeman, where they have live bluegrass every Monday night. It was the perfect end to a long day.
Flying home, I had a brief stop in Portland, where they have a nice display of hand-crafted musical instruments.
And then, back in Seattle, and that was the end of my summer travels.
1 comment:
Breath taking. I've always wanted to go to Montana. The quad looks a bit like a riding mower.
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