The morning started with another convenience store breakfast, gravy biscuit and sausage biscuit.
Below is a view of Custer's campsite on June 23, 1876, a couple of days before the Battle of the Little Bighorn.
There was about a 7 mile uphill out of Lame Deer, but that made for a sweet downhill into Ashland.
I had 2nd breakfast at Maggie's Cafe in Ashland, my typical eggs, sausage, and pancakes.
For some reason, I was expecting Montana to be flat after Ashland. After a few hours of ups and downs, I made it 44 miles to Broadus. I went by the sheriff's office in Broadus and asked about camping opportunities in town. I was told I could camp at the Cottonwood Park in town. It is very convenient to the grocery store and the bowling alley, where I ate supper (pic below and some pics around town).
For dessert, I bought this at the grocery store and ate the whole thing. Good ole made in Montana ice cream.
There's a chance of severe storms tonight, so I set up my tent under this little pavilion for a little more protection.
Total miles today: 93.9
You are the master of finding pancakes, bars which serve good food, kind people, and sympathetic law enforcement. I truly believe you can smell a pancake from 30 miles away.
ReplyDeleteThat's just the first thing I look for if it's before noon.
DeleteThat picture of a pancake makes me crave pancakes!!
ReplyDeleteYou go get you a pancake. Those super big, Western pancakes are really good.
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