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Montana Moods A Photo Blog
http://montanamoods.blogspot.com
Photography in our spare time, a showing of favorite places and things about Montana, including our heritage, oddities, quirky things, scenery and landscape. A love affair.
- Added on: Oct 13th, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Mimi
- Listed in: Photo Blogs Outdoor Recreation
- Tags: montana montana scenery montana heritage montana vacation montana oddities photos of montana
Recent Posts
I Saw a Wall of Saws
This is one of those 'collections' of stuff that some people accumulate over a lifetime and then sell or donate to another collector, and the process goes on and on until one day--you have a MUSEUM! (Click on photo to open large size view.) ...
Hungry Horse Dam and Reservoir Montana
Nestled along the northern edge of the Bob Marshall Wilderness Area, Hungry Horse Dam, completed in 1953, created Hungry Horse Reservoir. For most of us, the perceived value of the Hungry Horse area are the numerous recreation opportunities and ca...
Men Who Stared at Turkeys
This vegetarian family is entertaining guests today, so we, too, are preparing a turkey. Bought it from the Hutterite Colony. Supposed to be free of any growth hormones or genetically-modified-organisms. Our happy bird snuggled down into...
Avalanche Creek in Glacier National Park
One of my first hikes in Glacier National Park was the easy "Trail of the Cedars" walk near the Avalanche Creek Campground. This trail is handicap-accessible for its entire length, features some spectacular views of the creek itself, as show...
Whitefish Mountain Resort, Montana
This beautiful Montana ski area was previously named "The Big Mountain" which didn't really tell anyone where it was located. It has been around for about 62 years and was always kind of a "local" ski area up until just recent years, when it be...
Ross Creek Cedar Grove is a Montana Hobbit Forest
The Ross Creek Cedar Grove is in Northwest Montana. The area features giant Western Red Cedar, a wonderful hiking path, lush undergrowth and many birds, including woodpeckers. To the left is the view that my wife referred to as "like a little...
