Since there's no "Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota or Wyoming" I'm posting in Minnesota, though I've never really been there it's the closest state listed. I started a Rainbow Drum point in Fairview, Montana, Montana's most eastern town, since I'm the only one that showed, it was just a drum point, not a true circle, anyone else out on the range? We're I'm guessing halfway between Minneapolis and Seattle, ie The Great American Void, out in the glue, the area that holds the land together. I guess I'll continue to post my rainbowish events here and maybe over in the Washington State one...Life on the high northern plains is very solitary, so I don't ever expect a crowd but very primative camping is open for the warm season in my pasture, about 10 hours north of Denver.
If you're looking for camping in northeastern Montana drop me an email when you're going to be around to ensure someone will be here to host you. rainbowsandponies@yahoo.com
i cant remember the name of the town... i wanna say its somewhere near northwestern montana.. but dont quote me on that
Yep, it's about a good 12 hours west of here, if you pass through heading west on U.S. HWY 2, or "The Hi-Line" - the northern vehicle path across the glue to the west, you're welcome to stop here on your way - all parts of Montana are far away from everywhere. It's a huge state, driving from one extreme end to another is like driving from D.C. to Miami or Chicago to Atlanta. We're just south of the HI Line - 8 hours west of here is Glacier Park before you cross into those mountain villages up where you're talking about. My old landlord used to live in Thompson Falls, they love it there. It's really beautiful.
