I'm in the Moutains -- and I'm in Heaven
So I know I haven't written in a while, but life has been CRAZY with the house and with a vacation coming up. Well, I'm on vacation as we "speak" and I love it! We are in Big Sky, Montana, about an hour from Yellowstone National Park. We are staying a beautiful "rustic-type" resort.
This morning we took the gondola up the side of the mountain and we had a guide that told us everything about the mountains in this area and the animals and all that fun stuff. He was born and raised in Big Sky, and he knew a lot for a 25-year-old. We didn't get to see any wildlife, but for a few chipmunks.
We are having a relaxing time, thank goodness. I need a vacation. Although, as much as I love my in-laws...it still can't be a vacation when you are with the in-laws. It just isn't the same as going alone.
Okay. So, let me ramble about the mountains some more. I grew up an hour from the mountains, and on clear days, we could see them. Who knew that different mountains could be so much fun!? It is interesting to see the different people and the locals, and to see how things are here, even though I grew up near the Rockies.
These are beautiful mountains and this is a nice area. It isn't as commercialized as Banff or Jasper. At least Big Sky isn't; we will see about Yellowstone.
Anyway, if I had remembered to bring my USB cord for my new digital camera, I could have uploaded pictures with this blog. Oh, well, later, I suppose. Probably when I get around to doing the house pictures.
Where is your favourite place to visit in the mountains?
This morning we took the gondola up the side of the mountain and we had a guide that told us everything about the mountains in this area and the animals and all that fun stuff. He was born and raised in Big Sky, and he knew a lot for a 25-year-old. We didn't get to see any wildlife, but for a few chipmunks.
We are having a relaxing time, thank goodness. I need a vacation. Although, as much as I love my in-laws...it still can't be a vacation when you are with the in-laws. It just isn't the same as going alone.
Okay. So, let me ramble about the mountains some more. I grew up an hour from the mountains, and on clear days, we could see them. Who knew that different mountains could be so much fun!? It is interesting to see the different people and the locals, and to see how things are here, even though I grew up near the Rockies.
These are beautiful mountains and this is a nice area. It isn't as commercialized as Banff or Jasper. At least Big Sky isn't; we will see about Yellowstone.
Anyway, if I had remembered to bring my USB cord for my new digital camera, I could have uploaded pictures with this blog. Oh, well, later, I suppose. Probably when I get around to doing the house pictures.
Where is your favourite place to visit in the mountains?
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