I saw it in Missoula!

I've been doing a lot of walking through Missoula, and there's always neat things a-doing in the liminal spaces of the city.

This is a thread of pictures of those things.

dog driver in a dusty pink truck

house truck
or something

this squirrel knows that fat tuesday is around the corner
and has decided to make like a fuzzy easter egg.

and this one tuckered out...

st. valentine's house

Jesse is very particular about his ice cream. He comes off as easy-going, but it turns out the guy is VERY SPECIFIC about his ice cream preferences.
This has resulted in a running joke around Wheaton Labs, where we perform Jesse's monologue about ice cream preferences, in New York accent:

NO MINT
NO FRUIT
I LIKE CHOCOLATE IN MY ICE CREAM
BUT NOT CHOCOLATE ICE CREAM
BUTTER PECAN YES
WALNUTS NO
IF I WANTED FRUIT, I'D GET A GELATO


This picture was taken at Big Dipper Ice Cream.
I had dinner there last week: two scoops in a waffle cone. 'Twas delicious.

Caras Park in October last year (2014).

And that same view of Brennan's Wave at Caras Park on New Year's Eve 2014-2015.

AH, the tomato plant is a fine dweller!

Two out of three in Missoula are fun and funky!

At sundown in late March, these hardy/hearty boarders were just heading out to ride Brennan's Wave.

Brrrr!

These were both from the same night as my previous post, March 30th, a little earlier on my lovely walk that evening.

Ahhh, a lovely video showing off Big Sky Country and Missoula.

And now a winter video by the same guy.

that wave looks surfable

s. drone wrote:that wave looks surfable

It is!

When just about everyone you pass on a path or the street smiles hello, and even the graffiti is upbeat, you know it's a friendly town.

Because flowers. And springtime. (And rocks.)

On Monday, visiting the Rattlesnake neighborhood in Missoula, Paul and I ran across this amazing gabion-style fence with glass bottles.