Day one: Grangeville, ID. Beautiful farming land of Idaho. Stayed at a farm that was sold and redesigned as an RV stopping ground. Run by a younger couple who employ older couples who are full time RVer's and get to stay for free while taking care of the place. Great system for all and as you can imagine, it was extra clean.
Sunset on the prairie
Day two: Lolo Hot Springs, MT. I was particularly excited about this stop as it sounded so amazing. It was no so amazing. It was run down and the "hot spring" was an old pool that made me wonder about certain bacteria looming on my skin. "Let it go, Cassie, let it go." Okay, we did meet some interesting people who made it more enjoyable. In particular, a family from the Ukraine who had 17 children! Loved listening to the language!!
Split Creek Bridge on Lochsa River
Day three and four: Big Sky, MT. Absolutely breathtaking scenery. I begin to wonder why more people aren't populating these amazing natural beauties. We stayed at Moose Creek Campground with no hookups with my brother Ryan, wife Shauna and niece, Makena. They tented it by the river, living the simple life but did enjoy the generator for good coffee in the morning. The boys mountain biked Big Sky resort, while the girls and kids explored all over the amazing resort. There were so many things to do, some free and some costly, but two days was no enough. A place we will definitely return to.
Kena helped Leesy lose her tooth
When in Montana . . . shoot guns.
Movie time
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