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Monthly Archives: December 2017
That’s Not a Mesa, It’s a Butte. Or is it? – Part 2
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Berkeley Pit and other disasters. Within a few decades after the city was founded in 1864, Butte, Montana was known as the “Richest Hill on Earth” – a phrase that remains its motto to this day. Placer miners moving north …
That’s Not a Mesa, It’s a Butte. Or is it?
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I’m not certain whether I should count the ghost towns and the ringing rocks as a pair of missed sights or as three of a kind. Or whether the only one that I should really count as missed is Nevada …
An Earthquake Makes a Lake and Labor Day Closes a City – Part 2
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Missing History. After what proved to be an unfortunately brief stop at Earthquake Lake, I resumed my journey toward Alder Gulch the home of two of Montana’s more famous “ghost towns.” (A location doesn’t need to be completely abandoned by …
An Earthquake Makes a Lake and Labor Day Closes a City
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A Yellowstone recap and leaving the park. Wednesday morning as I once again defrosted my windows, I couldn’t help but think that in essentially what amounted to two days, I’d seen a lot of Yellowstone National Park while, at the …