This is a smoke plume from a wildfire quite a bit to the west of us. It's a warning to us, because we need to do our fire planning and have a drill so we know what to do when the time comes to get the house ready for fire, or evacuate the area.



These 50 foot concrete arrows still exist in the Nevada desert, literally out in the middle of nowhere, to guide airmail airplanes to the rural airports in the 1940s.



This doctor from Chicago was fly fishing from a boat in Montana, and rescued a baby moose that was swept downstream when its mother swam across the river and it tried to follow. The baby only weighed 25 pounds.



We call this Dead Man's Rocks because in April 2003 a trespassing fisherman knocked one of them loose and it crushed him.



The people who lived here at the time (renters) painted a yellow stick man on the rocks to indicate how the body was positioned under the big boulder, but it has since washed away.