I took this photo of a bucket full of "rocks" at my sister's cabin up in the mountains. She just finds stuff and tosses it into a bucket outside her home. Quite a variety and quite beautiful too. I'm not sure if you can call this a gemstone "collection" or not.
(Click on photo to open large size view.)
Whether a "Mushroom Couple" or a couple of mushrooms, I so wish I could tell the difference between the "good" mushrooms and the "bad" mushrooms. How does one tell if a mushroom is ok to eat? I guess the easiest answer is to just buy them in a grocery store. Every spring following a big wildfire season, the forest is full of mushroom pickers, but I never know what it is they are finding that is so good. I know they sell the mushrooms but I don't know what the "good ones" look like. These two just seem like a nice couple, but I left them alone.
(Click on photo to open large size view.)
This is one of our favorite photos from our favorite Montana RV Park. This is the view from our campsite, taken in August after the spring runoff is over. This creek is also good fishing.
(Click on photo to open large size view.)
Self-explanatory Caption on a Ponderosa Picture. What is not clear, according to my spouse, is: (1)why I would take this picture, and (2) why I would think ANYONE is interested?
(Click on photo to open large size view.)
This little fella is hangin' on to a gazebo post at the Turah, Montana RV Park.
(Click on photo to open large size view.)
This scenic overlook is located on the road up into the Garnet Mountain Range on the way to the ghost town of Garnet, Montana. (Click on photo to open large size view.)
A shadowy view from inside a spooky building in old ghost town of Garnet, Montana. (Click on photo to open large size view.)
A nice crackling campfire adds to much to the experience. Smells good too. Although...the lingering smoke smell on clothing can icky...especially in the confines of a motor home.(Click on photo to open large size view.)
What a wonderful walking path through the forest! This is maintained by the management of the RV park, just for the pleasure of the guests.(Click on photo to open large size view.)
One can hardly enjoy the "Big Sky Country" without also enjoying the big sky. Lovely effect and just could not pass it by. We could call this "You Can't See the Sky for the Trees"(Click on photo to open large size view.)
Well, we can all dream of some day when we will come upon the biggest ol' gold rock in the world! We found it in northwest Montana.(Click on photo to open large size view.)
Why is this photo special? Because it is the view from our motor home window while at an RV Park in Montana. Not what you would expect at an RV Park at all, but then this is one special place.(Click on photo to open large size view.)
Overcrowding never a problem. Just a regular tribal encampment here in Beavertail, Montana.(Click on photo to open large size view.)
You don't have to believe it, just enjoy the idea. A PINK FLAMINGO farm in southwestern Montana.(Click on photo to open large size view.)
