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Sam I agree, Lewistown has everything a person needs, we are looking at property and it is expensive......I live in a great area but it is all straight up and down.

have a good one.....bob

Bob, I need open space to 'breathe'....

I love the Hi-Line. I just find humor in people that have never lived there telling me I should live there.

Another knee slapper is down here in Florida. Non-Floridians ask "Why would you move to Florida??"

To which I reply "Why did YOU move to Florida?"

Blank stares....

I like Great Falls more than any of them.

I'll probably retire in Ft. Benton.

I'm gonna build a retirement/hideout 'home' out in the middle of a remote CRP field.


That or buy a place in Jordan.

I love Jordan.

Kremlin too.

belt isn't a bad little town.....we will start getting out of here in the winters for 3 or 4 months....thinking lake havasu….I cant see me ever leaving montana….,but, I am just about 59, when I was younger I didn't hesitate to move if need be.

hope everything goes your way there, sometimes you just do what needs to be done...…..but, sam and I have much better taste than you....great falls over Lewistown? put the spray can down, its affecting your judgement.....bob

I have some good friends.....they were born and raised here.....tried a few years ago to buy a church in Jordan, they were going to turn it into their base camp for hunting and fishing, they just missed it.....bob

Interesting.

Am doing a 365 mile each way round trip tomorrow to a family reunion gathering. Might stay over but will likely come back tomorrow night. Used to push through Los Angeles to Port Angeles non-stop in college. No more of those kind of killer drives. But I still enjoy long drives away from cities. I avoid night driving as much as I can.

Last spring we had an airline trip fizzle and my wife said, “Let's go look at more of those big red rocks in Utah.” So the next day we took off for Bryce Canyon, running two lanes state and county roads nearly all the way down from Canada and back. I do enjoy that.

Wife likes to sleep late. I get up early and prowl around to see if there is a bakery open... In one little Wyoming town the only place open was a dry good store with a coffee pot on and half a dozen good ol boys shooting the breeze. They welcomed me, and the proprietor fixed breakfast for all of us.

"The Warden" said you should have had a book on tape -


like "War and Peace"

My wife left central WA last Monday for the San Diego area. made it in two days. Thursday headed north for the Canadian border. Made it in two days. This morning she came back home to central WA.

She said her truck was really tired.

634 you say? That’s nice. I start out in less then nine hours for 1180 miles. And I HATE driving...

You gotta be a special lot to live and adapt in a place like Jordan. I believe even a lot of native Montanan's would struggle. Not Sam obviously. LMAO. But most others.

And this is phase 3 of our plan and open up that titty bar we been talking about?

Lived there a while. Loved it.

Would move back in a heartbeat if I could get it to jive with my work.

Glad to see someone is finally recognizing that I’m special.

Left Sunday midday for just shy of 1000 mike road trip to work in Oregon yesterday. Have about 400 miles of the return trip left.

Will do just shy of 2,000 miles and a full day’s work in about 2 1/2 days.

2200 miles in ~58 hours with a full days work in there as well.