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Tag Archives: winter hikes
Ghost Signs, Ghost Town, and a Snowshoe to a Sad Cemetery
Today we headed for the ghost town of Elkhorn so that we could snowshoe to the old Elkhorn cemetery, which is on a hilltop about a mile outside of town. The nearest town to Elkhorn is Boulder, Montana, a little town … Continue reading
Posted in Adventure, Hiking, Montana, Nature, Outdoors, Photography, Travel
Tagged adventure, Elkhorn, ghost signs, ghost towns, Hikes, Montana, Montana winter, old cemeteries, winter hikes
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What do ya know – these things intersect!
Venn diagrams kind of annoy me. I mean, I get the concept – the idea of the intersection between two separate sets – but doesn’t it seem like we get a bit carried away with the need to put everything … Continue reading
Posted in Adventure, Hiking, Montana, Nature, Photography, Travel
Tagged Belmont gold mine, Gold mines, Marysville, Montana, Snowshoes, Stamp mill, winter hikes
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