July 23rd, 2009
The topic of this entry is not the usual fare here at Big Sky County Reports but it’s a topic that has been on my mind. There has been much in the news the last few days about an event that took place in an American city. The story goes like this: A woman witnessed [...]
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July 20th, 2009
Dad, Bridger, Winter (standard poodle) and I took a ride in Dad’s 1964 Willy’s Jeep up to the top of Olson Mountain yesterday. A welcoming committee of Rocky Mountain bighorn rams greeted us at the top. We were less pleased to see a plume of smoke rising to the north of us. Wild fires in [...]
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July 18th, 2009
On Saturday, I visited Bannack, Montana for Bannack Days in the company of my dad, uncle, son and cousin. It’s always fun to see the period costumes and events. Dad spent hours visiting with a blacksmith while the rest of us walked around Bannack and took rides in horse drawn carriages. I was a bit [...]
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July 17th, 2009
For a Good Cause, originally uploaded by BigSkyKatie. My cousin, Tim Ryan, Nashville song writer and recording artist, returns home to the Mission Valley each year, putting on a benefit golf tournament and Writer’s Night at the Mission Valley Country Club to raise money for the Mission Valley Scholarship Fund. This year’s event was held [...]
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July 14th, 2009
Last July I reported how much my family and I enjoyed the 70th Annual Folk Festival, held in Butte, MT. Last year, being my introductory experience with this event, I had low expectations that were far surpassed by the wonderful entertainers. I commented on some areas in which I thought improvements could be made for [...]
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July 4th, 2009
On Independence Day, I, once again, enjoyed the pleasure and privilege of attending the Annual Arlee Celebration as a spectator/visitor. I enjoy everything about the powwow — the drums, the singing, the dancing, the regalia, the ceremony, the culture, the tradition… I also appreciate the honor and respect paid to Veteran’s on Independence Day — [...]
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