So yesterday wound up being 637 miles, today around 540, I think. Tomorrow is supposed to be around 500 to my destination.
Overall a better day and about 11 hours long driving. I deducted a little over an hour for a couple of stops I made a long the way.
First was to a small museum in the town of Garry Owen, Montana. Stacy and I have stopped several times at the Little Bighorn Battlefield site, but never at the museum I visited today. I enjoyed taking a look at the artifacts on display from Custer's Last Stand, and a bit more from the indians view.
The town is actually located on the spot where the over 4,000 indians were encamped when the attack and subsequent massacer took place in June 1876.
Second stop was a place we had stopped to see back in 1996, a site of an old fort near Buffalo, Wyoming.
Other than that it was just drive.
Temps were 93 to 98 all daytime to dark, and I did get some rain near Rapid City, South Dakota. Still a lot of motorcycles around from the Sturgis motorcycle event near the beginning of the month.
I couldn't get over how much growth there has been in the 5 years since we'd been this way on the trip to Missouri in May of 2006.
I made it to Mitchell, SD, and lost my second hour to Central Time, doing it.
Onward to Missouri tomorrow!
Yes, one way or the other it will be a historic day today, Election Day in the USA, 2016. Either the "crooked" lifetime politician and first woman to be the president will win or the proven somewhat unstable "megalomaniac" and itching to start a war businessman will win. Personally, I voted for Clinton. A proven lifetime politician outweighs the alternative in my opinion. I heard a comment of with Clinton it will be "The Hunger Games" part one, with Trump it would be "The Hunger Games" part 2!! In our neck of the woods, early voting and absentee voting has been going on for over two months. We voted a couple of weeks ago. Above, in the lobby of the County Courthouse, four early voting stations had been set up for several weeks. 2 non the right and 2 on the left at the desk behind that sign. Below, I took a 'stealth' photo of some people voting. You never can tell in North Idaho what will set off people so I didn't want...
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my thuoghts are with you.
Robin