Sharing mistakes and triumphs as I navigate the adversities and delights of elderhood in a camper van and...wherever.
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Radon “Health” Mines? I’m So Confused!
Why do people travel to Montana to sit inside old mines that emit high levels of radon, a radioactive gas? Why do clients pay for “treatments” that include intentionally breathing this gas, as well as drinking and bathing in radon water?
I...
“America’s Iliad” in the Land of Dinosaurs
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I drive Charlotte along Main Street, slowly, in search of a meal. The town looks deser...
Bucking Horses, Watery Memories, and Fantastical Medicine Rocks
Kudos to whoever said, You can never go back. Because it’s true. If you want to keep your memories unsullied, don’t revisit their origins.
Miles City, Montana, where I lived from the age of 16 until halfway through my 21st year, was a thri...
Ms. Cranky Pants and the Missing Tractor
It’s 85 degrees when I drive into Big Sandy, Montana, at 10:30 a.m. In the distance, the Bear Paw Mountains stand shrouded in a smoky pink haze. A row of grain elevators towers over a line of railroad tracks. A large metal sign stands at on...
A Faithful Dog in Montana's Oldest Town
Last week’s van life adventures swayed between revolting and sublime. And I’ll explain why shortly. But first, I want to tell you about a dog.
Loyalty on steroids.
In 1936, a sheep herder became ill and was taken to the St. Clare Hospital...
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