Time: About 6 hours




After exiting SD, we went through gorgeous Wyoming for a few hours before entering Montana. Our day spent driving through Wyoming and Montana may have been the highlight of the trip. It truly felt like the wild west, with virtually no signs of civilization all day long. I had no idea such vast, unspoiled expanses of land existed anymore. Heading westward, we actually drove right off into the Montana sunset, all tangerine and indigo in the vast sky. Stunning!
We eventually arrived at our destination, Billings, Montana, and were charmed by the town, though we only saw it at night. We headed to the historic downtown area for dinner at a cozy, fire-lit restaurant, and Ben had what he proclaimed "the best $12 steak I've ever had" while we both sipped on the local brew, Moose Drool. Success - and bed, sweet bed!
1 comment:
Love these photos and your narrative! Ally
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