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The first falls of five that Lewis and Clark encountered at Great Falls, Montana - now all have dams on them |
Betty Mayeur and host Pam Haugen at the shortest river - this is its whole length until it flows into the Missouri. It is fed by springs.
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Another dam in Great Falls. Lewis and Clark had to pull their canoes around these falls on their trip up the Missouri River. |
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Host Pam Haugen at Russell Museum
Charlie Russell painted the cowboys and Indians of the old West. He lived and worked in Great Falls, and his home and studio are still there. |
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Buffalo served the needs of the native peoples.
Buffalo Jump
Hutterite children |
Docent at the Charles Russell Museum |
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Sluice Boxes Park |
Lunch time during harvesting; note hats hung up and ladies serving men. Betty and Dale at the table. |
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Making lunch at the Hutterite colony |
Hutterinte guide |
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Logan Pass and the Road to the Sun in Glacier National Park; riding the red bus
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Hilda Klosterman meets a bear |
The red bus (no top!) |
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Group shiver at St. Mary's Lake - Glacier National Park Front: Betty Mayeur, Zia Shamsy, Kathy Morris, Carolyn Williams, Pat Peters, Cathy Ignatin, Ruth Barrow, Leyla Akgerman, Ava Rowe, Carol (GF member) Back: Dale Klosterman, Mary Williams, Hilda Klosterman, Jim Bourn, Sandy Kaiser, Louise (Great Falls member), Henny Houston
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Montana skies |
Mary Williams in Grizzly country |
Sight-seeing in Helena |
