| re-entered
the USA in Rooseville Montana (after exploring British Columbia) August 31, 2009 |
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Naturally, the two RV Gypsies stopped at the first store they came to. |
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and they bought "Moosie Poo" |
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| Continuing their drive, the two RV Gypsies kept looking for a "Welcome to Montana" sign. They found a USA sign on the right-hand side of the road and a Montana sign directly across from it on the left hand side of the road. | |
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Below: An interesting car
and RV high up on posts - should we be jealous and make a trade?
No - I do not think so!  |
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| Below: North American RV Park in Coram, Montana. Full hook-ups, Big-Rig Friendly, 30 Amp sites, Camping Cabins with A/C, Free Wi-Fi with password, Showers and Laundry, Pet friendly, gift shop, RV Supplies and firewood. 10% discount for military, seniors and FMCA members. Great lounge area with sofas and lounge chairs, a big TV, free coffee, toaster, pay phone, book exchange, games, puzzles, and computer with internet access. Video and DVD rentals. Fax machine in office. Really Nice. Friendly workers. Only five miles to Glacier National Park. The only negative was that several times a night, a train went by and blew its whistle over and over. A train came every half-hour - sometimes even more often. Quite annoying. Oh and the TV did not work at RV Site, so the two RV Gypsies had to use the TV in the lounge, which was OK as the lounge was real nice - but if others are in there, first person in gets to choose the station. | |
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Below: The new yard of
the two RV Gypsies - what a great life! |
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| Below: Wood
carving done by the roadside in front of the RV park - and a nice sunset |
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Below: Welcome to Columbia
Falls - signs just outside of the park. |
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