Victory!

That does sound like a great time. Even better if it’s sunny and above 50 degrees!

I was almost
Giddy when I realized we were going to arrive dry.

Glad you didn’t have rain or terrible wind today!

When I was younger, my dad bought a rafting trip for he, my brother, and I on the Flathead. It was a ton of fun.

Wow, excellent photos! And what a treat to be so close to the sheep.

I saw that. We were there exactly the same time. I wrote and asked him if he wanted to get together, but no reply. ☹️ I did look as we were climbing for any likely suspects, but there were far too many riders, and no one had full panniers for the climb. Me either!

Today we saw two fully loaded guys, they were going the other direction. None of us stopped. Weather wasn’t friendly. I did stop and talk with a 68 y/o woman on an e bike, riding the northern tier with her husband and a friend. I think we are going to dinner tonight.

It seems that another CycleBlazer was also on the Going To The Sun road at the same time you were; https://www.cycleblaze.com/journals/wavt/

It makes us look tough, doesn’t it? It was mostly little ups and downs. Jacinto’s favorite. No giant cli my s.

Reminds me of the day I arrived in Cody, although the timing for that one wasn't as tight. I was *so* glad to be snug and warm in my hotel room watching the rain and hearing the wind moaning in the ductwork, instead of being in a tent at the KOA on the other side of town, or worse yet somewhere out on the road.

That profile makes me weary just looking at it.

Must've been a VERY young fawn. They get pretty agile really quickly. One of their defense mechanisms is to hunker down and remain absolutely still.

As a confirmed non-Westerner the thought of a possible bear encounter always makes me nervous.

Bag Lady. :)

That's a lot of bull.

(*SOMEONE* had to say it, and I like to think that I am "someone"... :) )