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Hey brah! I went all the way to the Crow Indian reservation in southeast Montana to find a local boy from Hawaii selling fried rice!
Not sure if he realizes it snows here. LOL

This ranch dog is legit. Meet Neglected (I know weird name) he is the ranch dog that accompanied us on the Little Bighorn Battlefield tour.

When we reached the bank of the Little Bighorn River, I was wondering of he was going to keep following as the water was not only deep but rushing at a good pace.

As you can see, he did. No fear. He just got in and swam across even though the current was taking him downstream.

He reached the other side and just walked up the bank to join us and then led the way!

Obviously he's done this before many times. But still. One cool dog!

Did the battlefield tour two ways.

The first day I did the Battle of the Little Bighorn by our amazing guide as shown in the previous video.

The next day I was led on the Battle tour by horseback with Curtis Real Bird. It was a different but great perspective to do it this way as it was almost like getting a behind the scenes look at what most don't get to see.

Curtis is definitely a cowboy!

My horses name was Junior and we were accompanied by the ranch dog, Neglected.

You can see a little rushing river doesn't stop him.

Awesome two days!
@ Little Bighorn Battlefield National Monument

I should be able to obey these rules...I think.

Even on a business trip it's important to take some time and enjoy your surroundings. (some places easier than others)
We took a short drive outside of Bozeman to the local ski area just to hang out on the deck, enjoy the sunshine, the view and just decompress.
Good thing about the place being closed is we had the whole place to ourselves. Except for the for the die hards who were hiking up the slopes to ski down. No thanks. Too much work.
@ Bridger Bowl

Little confused here. If I read this sign correctly, they sell things that cost a buck, more than a buck or less than a buck. Sooooo...basically any price??