Elk 

Our campground 

The Montana fifth wheel never looked so good. 

Aren't the facilities cute? That's a bearproof trash can. 

We drove through this wall of rock to get to Banff. It's the main highway. 

Things work on a small scale in small towns. 

A hotel in Radium Springs 

Glen is sitting in front of the visitors center in Radium Springs 

The Candian parks provide campers with a good supply of firewood. 

Lake St. Mary's in Glacier National Park 

We drove on the edge. 

Words cannot describe the beauty. 

This guy was a little too friendly at the visitors' center. 

Awesome! 

A picnic in Glacier National Park 

Judy at Glacier National Park, a showcase of God's handiwork. 

Our camping trip in Nebraska was a huge success and we've already discussed when we can camp together again next year. We're talking about meeting together in Branson, MO in May. What a wonderful way to spend time with family

Camping along the Yellowstone River 

Glen at the Badlands 

Judy at the Badlands 

Yellowstone National Park 

Old Faithful 

On the road to Montana

After leaving Nebraska, we had two hard days of driving through South Dakota, Wyoming, and Montana. We got a taste of the Badlands while driving over the scenic loop just off I-90. The scenery was beautiful and we definitely want to return for a longer visit. After one night in Gillette, WY, we stopped at a very nice campground south of Livingston, MT. We were only 30 miles from the entrance to Yellowstone and had three days to rest and relax since we had driven so far on the previous two days. The campground was along the Yellowstone River in the middle of a beautiful valley and surrounded by mountains. We attended church in Gardiner, MT before driving through Yellowstone. The park is so beautiful, especially the Canyon at Artist's Point. We arrived home quite exhausted and ready to rest on Monday. On the Fourth of July, we drove into Livingston for groceries and discovered a craft show in the park. It was such fun viewing the crafts as well as the artists who have a certain personality all their own. The Montana cowboy is quite distinctive with his handbar mustache and squashed cowboy hat.

For lunch we were guests at the 12th annual Fiesta Potluck at the campground. The owners cooked chicken fajitas and the campers contributed dishes for the potluck. After a wonderful meal, we spent the afternoon napping and preparing to drive to Kalispell in the morning.

Glen and Judy, leaving for Alaska 

Aaaaawwwww! 

Life goes on, even when you're camping. 

The "kids" are fixing smores!