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The sugar bush owned and operated by the Braamse family was first fired with wood and later converted to oil. The building is no longer used for making syrup but the do make it across the road in open pans fired with wood.
Amazing sight and feeling.....Hopefully I will get a chance to see it live, when I go November 2009! staying at Daytona Beach and will go to JFK space center Nov 12, to hopefully witness the take-off at closest range possible to feel the thunderous blast! Get ready to Rumble!
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This is the site of the only physical evidence of the Lewis and Clark expedition. More information at: www.pompeyspillar.org
This trail, now paved, follows an ancient route connecting the Missouri and Yellowstone Rivers to lands north and south.
Unusually green July for the Centennial celebration of the community of Brockway, Montana.
Sign located in the McCone County Museum in Circle, Montana.
That is a great shot!
In this picture the old light house need a little work.
The sugar bush owned and operated by the Braamse family was first fired with wood and later converted to oil. The building is no longer used for making syrup but the do make it across the road in open pans fired with wood.
This is a water wheel that is turning a generator producing power for the surrounding buildings.
This does not look like Hell-sinki! haha
Amazing sight and feeling.....Hopefully I will get a chance to see it live, when I go November 2009! staying at Daytona Beach and will go to JFK space center Nov 12, to hopefully witness the take-off at closest range possible to feel the thunderous blast! Get ready to Rumble!