One last (probably) image from Montana. Beehive Basin.
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ReplyDeleteOh yeah, just take a right off of I191S on the way from Bozeman, and keep going until you almost run out of road, turn right, go up a steep hill, go down a steeper hill, and then hike three miles with about 1000ft elevation gain. It's worth the trip. :)
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