Glacier National Park

From Bozeman, Montana we decided to go north to Glacier National Park. It rained quite a bit but cleared for a couple of days so we could see the Park. First on the list was “going-to-the-sun” road. The road is narrow, steep, and winding with pull-outs for viewing. Large Vehicles are restricted so no motor homes are allowed. We drove our new (used) jeep which is working out well for us. A couple of weeks earlier a land slide covered part of the road so it was under construction and down to one lane. It is a beautiful drove never the less. At Logan’s Pass we stopped and hiked to Hidden Lake. Saw plenty of mountain goats and beautiful wild flowers along the way.

This Mountain goat came down off the trail and started hiking with us. Susan was hiking in front of Larry when the goat started to follow her. The goat was in between Susan and Larry and hiked along with them. Later it posed for pictures with Susan!

Here's another picture of our mountain goat before it started hiking with us.

Flowers and Water Fall

Moose

We drove to Many Glaciers and hiked up a lake. It was late evening and we came upon these two moose feeding in the lake.

Here's a picture of a moose walking out of the water.

Montrose, Colorado to Bozeman, Montana

On our way to Bozeman, Montana

I drove one of the command trucks and Susan drove the motor home from Montrose Colorado to Bozeman, Montana.

We saw this on the side of the road

Olathe, Colorado "Sweet Corn Festival"

Susan in the parade car

Susan and I were in the "Sweet Corn Festival" parade riding in the rumble seat of a 1929 Ford model A.