Tuesday, August 24, 2010
A Beautiful Day in the Mountains
We woke up Monday morning to a very clear and cool 38 degrees with about a 10 mph wind making it feel much colder. The sweatshirts and jackets came out.
The first item this morning was to fabricate a stronger mount for our satellite dish. The wind has been blowing causing us to lose a signal. Mike had some old directway satellite dishes and he gave me a bracket off of one of them. We then took a piece of 2” steel pipe and mounted it in between the bracket and our satellite dish. The mount looks the same but it’s much more stable and the wind doesn’t affect it.
Gina and I then went with Mike up in the Gallatin National Forest to move a shed for some of their friends. I went to help Mike and Gina went to take pictures of all the mountain views. Here are a few of her pictures.
We had to pick up the shed off of one trailer and put it on Mike’s trailer. This required the use of two skid steers. I have never operated one so I got a quick lesson and off I went. We got the shed moved pretty quick and off we went to delivery it.
While we were gone Janna had cooked homemade spaghetti. We walked over around 6:15 to eat. In addition to the spaghetti she had more sweet corn on the cob and a fresh salad she made from lettuce out of her garden. It all tasted great. Janna is such a great cook. We didn’t stay very long after dinner since she wanted to get a little more quilting done and we were a little tired. We thanked them for a wonderful dinner and said goodnight. After we got back home we watched a little TV then went to bed.
We are both up early this morning as we are driving to Billings today. We need to stock up on a few items. I hope no one is getting tired of the mountain pictures. Gina and I cannot seem to get enough of them as the views always change and we absolutely love the views.
We are having a great time and our travel plans are shaping up. We head to Yellowstone on Thursday for a few days then we are heading up to Canada to visit JB and Brenda. That’s our plans for now. Stay tuned as our adventure continues…
Gina & I hope everyone has a pleasant and wonderful day, enjoying what our Father has so graciously blessed us with.
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Shane and i LOVE the pics!!! Keep em coming!
ReplyDeleteI am green with envy over that breathtaking beauty you are surrounded by. Incredible views.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your stay.
Connie
There's nothing like mountains for great photos but it sure is cold there!
ReplyDeleteHey Rollie, with just a little practice you will be a great Bobcat operator, those little bugger's are amazing with the work they can do and an almost zero turn radius, the guy that thought of them was really smart. Gina's pictures are great nobody will ever tire of those.Glad to see you are enjoying your stay, I'm not ready for those low temps yet. Be safe out there. Sam & Donna.
ReplyDeleteI was in the Yellowstone area for two months this summer and never tired of the views. Enjoy it while you can. :)
ReplyDeleteNot tired of any pictures! Love them all!
ReplyDeleteThe pictures are great, that is beautiful country down there. And you gotta love those crisp mornings....lol.
ReplyDeleteThat is a beautiful area and the cabin looks very relaxing.
ReplyDeleteHave fun with JB and Brenda!! We sure did!!
ReplyDeleteDeb & Rod
Just discovered your blog and enjoying it so much. We are also full-timers and also in Montana. Isn't it all just beautiful?
ReplyDeleteJust wondering where Rollie's cowboy hat is???
ReplyDeleteGood post and beautiful shots! Have fun!
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