The two RV Gypsies left Alberta,
Canada and entered the USA at the Port of Entry in Sweet Grass, Montana |
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Below: After a quick security
check, the entrance road was a bit of an obstacle course for a big RV.
There was a lot of traffic leaving the USA and entering Alberta, but
the two RV Gypsies were the only ones in line to enter Montana. |
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It was a very windy day as seen in the
photo below with the wind socks by the road. |
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The map below shows route
2 at the top of the map. That is the route the two RV Gypsies took.
Karen Duquette randomly took photos along the way, especially the signs
welcoming visitors to various cities. |
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Below: Not much traffic during
the entire route. From the RV, the two RV Gypsies could often see up
to six miles ahead with no traffic. |
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Below: A Havre
Montana sign and a fake bison along the roadway. |
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The two RV Gypsies boondocked
behind the casino in Malta for the night then continued on their drive
through Montana. They really do NOT do a lot of boonbdocking. |
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Below: A Statue in the MIDDLE of the
road |
Below: Back on the roads
again with NO traffic. |
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Even though the building below
was in bad shape, the two RV Gypsies wondered what the image on the
side of the building meant. The two RV Gypsies have driven past many
buildings, barns and sheds that are in much worse shape than this one
and wonder why they are not torn down.
Star symbols have proliferated and evolved to be adopted by a multitude
of different religions, cultures and traditions in an effort to convey
powerful meaning. 89 is like a guiding star encouraging you to be bold,
or find harmony. |
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