I have no clue... i'm a truck seems on it. someone will have to being along a yield sign, post and all, if you are going to go in search of this spot ... that would be a pretty awesome photo!! Feeling jealous of the 81 tour of 2012 btw. Sounds like you guys are going to have an amazing trip! (I'm just lurking on this thread in case someone mentions spare.tickets! )
He says head east on hwy 200 through lincoln into great falls. then talks about big sandy?
you guys know that Big Sandy is really close to the Canadian border right?
I'm pretty sure the cross street/mile marker is on FB somewhere...I'm searching.
The joy of life comes from our encounters with new experiences, and hence there is no greater joy than to have an endlessly changing horizon, for each day to have a new and different sun.
I have no clue... i'm a truck seems on it. someone will have to being along a yield sign, post and all, if you are going to go in search of this spot ... that would be a pretty awesome photo!! Feeling jealous of the 81 tour of 2012 btw. Sounds like you guys are going to have an amazing trip! (I'm just lurking on this thread in case someone mentions spare.tickets! )
last count, we are one ticket short as well for andy. i assume truck is splitting with his buddy.
Stupid scheduling shows on my anniversary. What were they thinking??!!!![/quote]
this might help?
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Hwy 87 north of Great Falls MT near Black Horse Lake
but then Wiki says: The album's cover art shows an empty road underneath a bright blue sky with a yield sign on the right-hand side of the road. The front cover art image was taken from a photograph of a road outside Billings, Montana,
I believe the Great Falls mention, since it's closer to Big Sandy. There really is a lot of 'nothing' between towns...just big open sky. I think you could take a pic in front of almost any Yield sign in MT, and it would look just like the cover.
The joy of life comes from our encounters with new experiences, and hence there is no greater joy than to have an endlessly changing horizon, for each day to have a new and different sun.
Hwy 87 north of Great Falls MT near Black Horse Lake
but then Wiki says: The album's cover art shows an empty road underneath a bright blue sky with a yield sign on the right-hand side of the road. The front cover art image was taken from a photograph of a road outside Billings, Montana,
I believe the Great Falls mention, since it's closer to Big Sandy. There really is a lot of 'nothing' between towns...just big open sky. I think you could take a pic in front of almost any Yield sign in MT, and it would look just like the cover.
this would be a great question for the AET radio show. :fp:
don't know why that made me laugh so hard? something you rarely hear!
we are like 10-15 miles from the border....quick easy trip to knock it off the 50 state bucket list.[/quote]
10-15 miles?!?!?! what map are you using? Missoula is 100 miles from the Idaho border.
The joy of life comes from our encounters with new experiences, and hence there is no greater joy than to have an endlessly changing horizon, for each day to have a new and different sun.
Hwy 87 north of Great Falls MT near Black Horse Lake
but then Wiki says: The album's cover art shows an empty road underneath a bright blue sky with a yield sign on the right-hand side of the road. The front cover art image was taken from a photograph of a road outside Billings, Montana,
I believe the Great Falls mention, since it's closer to Big Sandy. There really is a lot of 'nothing' between towns...just big open sky. I think you could take a pic in front of almost any Yield sign in MT, and it would look just like the cover.
Ah, but the special thing about the cover is that there is actually nothing to yield for on the road... a functional yield sign would ruin the metaphor!
With all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. ~ Desiderata
just did directions to the first road in ID. 32.5 miles from downtown missoula.
i'm going.
this is why women don't get to road trip plan
I'm getting snakeboy to set up a bear to greet you... :evil:
The joy of life comes from our encounters with new experiences, and hence there is no greater joy than to have an endlessly changing horizon, for each day to have a new and different sun.
Looks like there are some hot springs out that way...
For the record, I've never had the need to look at the map, we drive straight thru. Only once was I able to convince him to take a different route...I wanted to go to Phillipsburg and mine for sapphires, then I found out the place was in a store, I had to sift thru a bucket of rocks :(
I still want to mine for sapphires.
The joy of life comes from our encounters with new experiences, and hence there is no greater joy than to have an endlessly changing horizon, for each day to have a new and different sun.
Looks like there are some hot springs out that way...
For the record, I've never had the need to look at the map, we drive straight thru. Only once was I able to convince him to take a different route...I wanted to go to Phillipsburg and mine for sapphires, then I found out the place was in a store, I had to sift thru a bucket of rocks :(
I still want to mine for sapphires.
we did gold in alaska. it was a real gold mine that a family ran. the blabbed for a bit on how they do it, and then they give you a bag of dirt to pan. one or two people found small nuggets....i found like 9 bucks in gold... it was fun even for us old people
Looks like there are some hot springs out that way...
For the record, I've never had the need to look at the map, we drive straight thru. Only once was I able to convince him to take a different route...I wanted to go to Phillipsburg and mine for sapphires, then I found out the place was in a store, I had to sift thru a bucket of rocks :(
I still want to mine for sapphires.
we did gold in alaska. it was a real gold mine that a family ran. the blabbed for a bit on how they do it, and then they give you a bag of dirt to pan. one or two people found small nuggets....i found like 9 bucks in gold... it was fun even for us old people
I think I'm gonna try to convince him to stop in Phillipsburg again, we can stop by the candy place too. I really like sapphires. http://www.philipsburgmt.com/mining
The joy of life comes from our encounters with new experiences, and hence there is no greater joy than to have an endlessly changing horizon, for each day to have a new and different sun.
I think I'm gonna try to convince him to stop in Phillipsburg again, we can stop by the candy place too. I really like sapphires. http://www.philipsburgmt.com/mining
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you guys know that Big Sandy is really close to the Canadian border right?
I'm pretty sure the cross street/mile marker is on FB somewhere...I'm searching.
- Christopher McCandless
last count, we are one ticket short as well for andy. i assume truck is splitting with his buddy.
i saw that on the map....no way am i making the big sandy ride.
i'm going to idaho on sat.
:evil: :evil: :evil:
Stupid scheduling shows on my anniversary. What were they thinking??!!!!
don't know why that made me laugh so hard? something you rarely hear!
don't know why that made me laugh so hard? something you rarely hear![/quote]
we are like 10-15 miles from the border....quick easy trip to knock it off the 50 state bucket list.
Stupid scheduling shows on my anniversary. What were they thinking??!!!![/quote]
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if it makes you feel better, indefference71 has a similiar issue, he is getting married a couple of weeks before the show.
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Might be worth it...
but then Wiki says: The album's cover art shows an empty road underneath a bright blue sky with a yield sign on the right-hand side of the road. The front cover art image was taken from a photograph of a road outside Billings, Montana,
I believe the Great Falls mention, since it's closer to Big Sandy. There really is a lot of 'nothing' between towns...just big open sky. I think you could take a pic in front of almost any Yield sign in MT, and it would look just like the cover.
- Christopher McCandless
this would be a great question for the AET radio show. :fp:
we are like 10-15 miles from the border....quick easy trip to knock it off the 50 state bucket list.[/quote]
10-15 miles?!?!?! what map are you using? Missoula is 100 miles from the Idaho border.
- Christopher McCandless
http://maps.google.com/?ll=46.434071,-1 ... 14&t=m&z=9
might be 100 miles up I90
looks like if you head south/southwest towards lolo and then into the national park. 35 miles is my official guess
i'm going.
this is why women don't get to road trip plan
Glad I'm married to a flight attendant.
Amsterdam, Prague & Berlin is a much better alternative for us
See the World
What You Giving
I suggest you step out on your Porch.
Run away my son. See it all. Oh, See the World!
I'm getting snakeboy to set up a bear to greet you... :evil:
- Christopher McCandless
don't be mad at me for being able to read a map.
For the record, I've never had the need to look at the map, we drive straight thru. Only once was I able to convince him to take a different route...I wanted to go to Phillipsburg and mine for sapphires, then I found out the place was in a store, I had to sift thru a bucket of rocks :(
I still want to mine for sapphires.
- Christopher McCandless
we did gold in alaska. it was a real gold mine that a family ran. the blabbed for a bit on how they do it, and then they give you a bag of dirt to pan. one or two people found small nuggets....i found like 9 bucks in gold... it was fun even for us old people
http://www.eldoradogoldmine.com/
corney but fun
here is the turn off......looks fun
http://maps.google.com/maps?q=missoula, ... 45,,0,5.67
I think I'm gonna try to convince him to stop in Phillipsburg again, we can stop by the candy place too. I really like sapphires.
http://www.philipsburgmt.com/mining
- Christopher McCandless
just put your foot down.