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Hello, good readers. I write to you from the rolling hills
and lush forests of Montana! We are just outside of Libby, MT, and we are
loving it!
But let me backup:
Yesterday, we drove up to Sandpoint, ID, and walked through
the town, drove through many neighborhoods, and, in general, experienced the
place the best we could.
Last night, we settled in a Wal-Mart parking lot, because
the couple of locations we scouted out didn’t look promising. It is well we
stayed there, though, for around dinner, a man came walking around our RV,
looking closely at it. When he noticed us inside, staring back at him, he
jumped in surprise, waved, and motioned towards our door, and then as if to
knock. I went outside and what followed was an hour long conversation with a
fellow Sunrader owner.
He looked over all we had done and was amazed. He took some
notes, saying that he needed to make similar changes (in some cases) to his RV.
We discussed the road ahead, for us, since he had just come out of Glacier
National Park, and we are headed in that direction, and he recommended an
alternate route. In the end, we parted happily.
So, today: We crossed into Montana, and it is gorgeous. The alternate
route turned out to be incredibly scenic, and we saw fantastic views.
We stopped to have lunch at a day use area (The Big Eddy),
and the dogs ran around, having a grand ol’ time.
We rolled into Libby just after 5pm, and everything was
closed. (Small towns, eh?) So, we ventured forth into the charted wilderness,
settling on a lovely spot with a great little view.
We hope to be here for a few days, enjoying our time,
hiking, and finishing up a few tasks on the RV itself. Cell service makes this
prospect all the more agreeable. (Hurray for posts and contact with the outside
world!)
I will leave you with this simple thought: Is Home a place? A
group of people? Or a feeling when all is right and comfortable? I say Home is
where God wants you to be, be it a place, with a group of people, or in a
certain emotional state.
Thus, I say goodnight to you, from Home.
Beautiful thoughts and views! Praying you will know when you have arrived in your home town!
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