MAMOUTH LAKES, CA

OKTOBERFEST IN MAMOUTH

CONVICT LAKE

TWIN LAKES

TWINLAKES

OKTOBERFEST IN MT. ANGEL, OR

May Pole dance

Budweiser beer wagon and the Clydesdales Horses

JET BOATING THE ROGUE RIVER

GOLD RUSH DAYS in OLD SACRAMENTO

THE SPRUCE GOOSE

IT SURE IS BIG!
FLEW ONCE IN 1947
ABOUT ONE MILE AT 75 FEET OVER WATER

COCKPIT OF THE SPRUCE GOOSE

In Howard Hughes footsteps 60 years later


Pilot's seat

Flight deck

VISITING SEATTLE AREA

Ferrying across Puget Sound

Throwing the fish at Pike's Market, Seattle

One of the Great Falls Lewis & Clark had to portaged around

GLACIER NATIONAL PARK

BIG HORN SHEEP

MOUTAIN GOAT

ST MARY'S LAKE

'GOING TO THE SUN' ROAD

POMPEY'S PILLAR NP

Only remaining evidence of the Lewis and Clark Expedition is carved on the rock. Captain Clark carved his name on this rock he named Pompy's Pillar after the son of Sacagawea who was called Pompy. The date was July 25, 1906. All thirteen other times have since disappeared. Leaving their names and other evidence of their presence was an attempt to lay claim to the territory under the Doctrine of Discovery an international Law.

PLEASE MR. CUSTER....I DON'T WANT TO GO!

On this day in history the men of the 7th Cavalry
went marching on...............

June 25, 1876



Last stand hill
Little Big Horn Battlefield

Monument erected in 1881 over the remains
of 210 solders led by
George Armstrong Custer

Lt Harrington led Co C of the 7th Cav

Indian Memorial erected in 2003

LITTLE BIG HORN RE-ENACTMENT

This re enactment is held on Crow Indian Reservation land owned by Real Bird grandson of Medicine Tail whom the Medicine Tail Coulee is named. The re enactment is held on the site of Medicine Tail ford - the site of the Sans Arc lodges where Capt Yates batallion descended down Medicine Tail Coulee to the ford and was met by a small number of Indians. The Indians quickly rallied and chased Yates up the ravine and thus began the beginning of the end for Custer and his command of 210 men


Indians rallying to fight the soldiers

Custer

Indians sight Custer across the Little Big Horn

Indians cross the river to attack Custer