Late afternoon. A big thunderstorm approaching. Sent great karma to the hikers and backcountry campers out there, deep in. This photo is from our Lodge’s back porch.
Cheryl made another homemade goodie basket for Addie (two d’s not one). We delivered it to Addie at the Front Desk and she was surprised and delighted. Perfect!
i wrote the message and drew the MM smiley face. Cheryl drew the rest.
This goodie basket is packed with goodies.
Middle right edge, East Glacier Park. Our home away from home.
Yesterday, a 90-minute drive to airport was 315 minutes.
A shorter alternative. But still nearly double the standard time.
Relaxing before dinner.
Daily hotel “history” tour.
We each had a seafood dish.
Cheryl spent the morning and afternoon packing. i did blogging, work, and home admin stuff.
We enjoyed an early dinner, by design.
Early bedtime, also by design.
We wake up tomorrow at 4:30 AM to drive to airport.
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Nearly 4.5 hours after leaving the car, we are now heading back to the car. An extraordinary trek. Note: we hit the trail at 9:40 AM. At the top, i paused the hike. That’s why the Watch says 2:51.
This particular tree is iconic for those who have hiked Scenic Point multiple times.
We were not trying to descend quickly. Yet descending, even leisurely, is much quicker than ascending.
East Glacier Park, on the Black Feet Nation, has three restaurants. Peak, Serrano’s, and Stageline.
Clever way to guide Guests to Stageline.
On our return to the Lodge from Scenic Point, we parked in front of Stageline Pizza, ordered, and then enjoyed dinner from our room balcony.
Growing up in small town Pennsylvania, i was rich in independence but poor in money.
All these years later, our son is rich in money but perhaps poor in independence.
Just an unscientific thought. jeff doing what jeff does…
.think .differently
Note: After his 12th annual Glacier visit (his 6th with his HS buddies), they embarked on a train trip to Seattle before returning to the Sunshine State. His independence isn’t missing, it’s simply blooming later than mine. It’s incredible to witness.
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Casinos are everywhere in this area, even restaurants.
Walking back from dinner.
Looking back over our shoulder just steps from here…
Home Sweet Home.
It is good to make progress.
Insight: Progress comes from reaping what you sow. Sow daily. Tirelessly. Find a million ways to stay motivated to sow. No one sees your journey except you. Be the one who matters most to yourself.
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Full Moon from an iPhone. The locals also called it a ‘blood moon’.
Thinking new and inspiring thoughts is one thing.
Acting on them for positive results is another.
i say do them both.
Every day.
All day.
.hpm
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Pumpelly Pillar. From the boat. Looking back, mid-afternoon.
Sinopah, the mountain, center. To the left, Painted TePee Peak. We sat beside the lake Painted TePee cradles 1,000′ below it’s peak.
The end of another magnificent day. Our room is at the dark spot behind the fourth floor balcony.
One of my micro-prioritized priorities is ease of execution.
When in Glacier, i do not want to drive far to start and end a day.
The 40-minute roundtrip drive to Two Medicine is a blessing and a gift we’ve given to ourselves.
Two Med is an experiment this Summer.
We exposed ourselves for a week last year and decided to extend it this year to three weeks.
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