Any other Montanans here?

[fataIerror]

I only know of one so far he goes by CitizenKain, he's a good friend of mine, just wondering if there are any more of you out there?

 

[thebestMAX]

Lived there 8 plus years (Great Falls), Have a BS from the University of Montana. Does that count?

Love to go back.

 

[yakko]

Me.

 

[fataIerror]

Cool, glad to see some fellow montanans on here, I'm from Kalispell.

 

[thebestMAX]

Fatal-

Ever heard the story of the 3 witches that lived outside of Kalispell?

They must be dead by now but were 3 old women that lived in a cabin on a dirt road. Local kids used to go out there to scare each other. My friend and I met 2 local girls and they took us there. Spooky.

PS: Dont believe everything Yakko says

 

[teknoid]

Assuming my G/F gets her way (when doesn't she...) we'll be living in the Bozeman area within a couple of years. We've vacationed in Montana for the past 5 years. She lived a few years in Billings before moving to Wyoming. What she's doing in Florida I still haven't figured out but I'm glad she came...

Hey Red Dawn... We went white-water rafting on the river where they filmed "A River Runs Through It" it's just outside of Bozeman. Yes it's beautiful country... but the water is D@MN cold...

 

[Parrotheader]

It is gorgeous country. Almost all my in-laws are from up there so we travel up there for a few weeks almost every year. Maybe that makes me a Montanan-in-law. Most of them live in Billings, but I particularly like it when we visit the relatives in Bozeman and out near Big Sky. Bozeman is a perfect size little town for those that like the small town feel in the middle of a gorgeous valley. And with the exception of the region around Durango in southwest Colorado, I think the area around Big Sky is some of the prettiest mountain country I've ever seen. Of course, I'm a lover of the sea and warm weather so I still picture heaven as a quiet Caribbean beach, but I certainly look forward visiting that part of the country each year.

 

[fataIerror]

thebest-

Yep I've heard of that story, it took place near a lake called "Foy's Lake" a good friend of mine lived close to there, the cabin still stands but it is old and decaying. I heard all kinds of tales when I was little but didn't think much of em.


Montana is the most beautiful place in the world IMO, I have lived here all my life and wouldn't trade it for anything else