And yet, those excellent suggestions are not as much about getting out in nature in Western Montana.
Today, Paul and I got out of the house, took a drive and went to a lovely, moist, pristine little lake and trail in the foothills. My pictures don't do it justice, though I want to share any way. Such a MUCH needed change of pace!
Plus, I want to hear about more of these places from folks!
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Diamond Lake
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western coneflower (rudbeckia occidentalis)
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Cliff Lake Trail
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angelica with a butterfly
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peek-a-boo view of diamond lake from the trail
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