Picture today are photos on found on the internet when I was trying to write Leesie and Phil's drive through Montana. I've made that drive but needed GoogleEarth's maps and photos to jog my memory. I love GoogleEarth. You can actually "drive" down the highway. I also found a live traffic cam on the top of LookOut Pass.
I drove up there and took pictures last summer when I went back to Tekoa for my high school reunion. I'll share those tomorrow. And then we'll be ready for CAYMAN SUMMER photos. I started the blog with most of those, but I might be able to dig up a few more great photos of Grand Cayman. And some shots of the cave Michael and Leesie hid in on Cayman Brac.
Montana is so beautiful. Here's Leesie's take on it . . .
Bald foothills turning green
and deep blue skies decorated
with white tufted clouds
tune my soul to
the joy of God's creations.
I drink like a child who's
played outside too long in the wind
and finally come home to supper.
Some of these water shots are the Clark Fork. They inspired Leesie to write,
I-90 twists and bends following
the curves of Clark's Fork--wild and white--
overloaded with spring run-off.
I wonder if Clark really loved Sacajawea
despite his wife and kids back home?
How could he do that? Sure he felt sorry
for her. I do, too.
We all do. But he had a wife.
Don't let Charbonneau hurt her, Clark.
But, geeze, go back home.
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