Earthquake lake, formed by a magnitude 7 earthquake in the 50s. Note all the dead trees.
So one of our best decisions on this trip was to stop early at this rv resort that had a break room. We set up on the couches to avoid sleeping outside. Which was smoky and freezing. Not pleasant.
But the next day, while still cold, had a small tail wind. Sour the first 30 miles flew by to Ennis, MT.
Which had a great distillery.
But yes, Montana. Where camp fuel is so dangerous you have to lock it up.
But there were at least three tables of guns just lying around.
And dozens of rifle racks, similarly unlocked.
Montana, where houses are built already sunk into the ground (I saw several built like this.)
And yes, that is a cattle guard on the entrance ramp to the freeway.
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