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On several trips out West to visit our daughter in Oregon, we fell in love with the Montana and Idaho area. Trains on the left.....nice little stream on the right.....rustic barns on the left......cropdusting on the right.....old tractors on the left.....old trucks on the right....wheat....hay etc. etc. If you have time, go further north to Livingston Mt. Great western town.....cowboy history.....railroad history with great museum.....Wheat Montana Farms and Bakery (had to look at my coffee cup to get it right)......another further north side trip that will change your life forever.....site of the Battle of Little Bighorn along the Little Bighorn river just off the interstate. Have fun
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