Finding Inspiration in a Small Town Post Office
I grew up in Western Pennsylvania where there was no town. Our parents built a house across...
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Category: Montana
Carbon County Historical Society in Red Lodge, Montana
Red Lodge, Montana has a long history of rodeo and ranching and the area was once heavily mined for coal. Learn about the past of the place by visiting the Carbon County Historical Society.
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Christmas Stroll – Red Lodge, Montana
Red Lodge, and its varied events, is diverse and attracts all manner of individuals to live and visit. Make sure that when you get to Stroll, you’re taking time to converse with old friends and gift yourself some new ones.
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Tippet Rise Art Center Surprises and Delights Visitors
Tippet Rise Art Center, located 40 miles west of Red Lodge, is named for the rising slopes of land, as well as a nickname—Tippet—for the owner’s mother. Cathy Halstead says that, “The people we love never really die. They rise again out of memory, out of dreams.” She and husband Peter have created a haven for artists and art lovers on the rolling plains of Montana.
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Picnicking on top of the world Montana-style
When my parents would come to visit Seester and me during the summers I lived in Red Lodge, dad and I would always take a morning and drive to Cooke City for lunch. Up over the Beartooth Pass we’d go, stopping willy nilly for photo opps and simple moments of enjoying each other’s company. You’d have loved this picnic, Dad.
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Montana’s East Rosebud is Worth the Dusty Drive
You learn quickly when driving in the west that paved roads are not necessarily the ones that get...
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Surviving a Bear of a Hike in Red Lodge, Montana
It’s fitting to start this blog the morning I awaken from a dream about encountering a brown bear...
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There’s No Place Like … Red Lodge, Montana
New York City, London, Milan … huge cities I like visiting. But there’s something about the quaintness of a small town that draws me in and makes me want to kick back and absorb. Which do you prefer?
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