Sometimes the view through the window is so awesome, you have to try to capture it, even though the lighting and movement may not be conducive to photography.
On I-90, from Belle Fourche, SD to Sheridan, WY, we had our first glimpse at the snow-crowned Rockies.
From Reed Point, MT, we continued west on I-90 and had even better views of the mountains.
At aptly named Three Forks, MT, the Missouri River is formed at the confluence of the Jefferson, Madison and Gallatin Rivers.
A couple days later, we were headed north from Helena,Mt on I-15. The Interstate roughly parallels the Missouri River and goes through some fantastic landscape.
Then, almost before you realize it, you have pulled away from the mountains, and returned to farmland.
Very seldom do you see the landscape along Interstate highways as outstanding as it has been for us the past few days.
As I write this, we are camped at Cut Bank, MT where the curiously named Cut Bank Creek River has cut a winding gorge. We camped here last year in August for several days. If you would like to see the blog posting for that visit, CLICK HERE.
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