Here are a series of recent newspaper articles about traveling along Hwy 2 in Montana from the Idaho border to the North Dakota border. This is the route I take when traveling between home and where I grew up.
In September 1979 I bicycled this route. Hwy 2 is one of the main cross-country bicycling routes in the U.S. When I had reached the North Dakota line I got someone from the State Line House Casino Bar to take my photo at the 'Welcome to North Dakota' sign. It was just a bar and not a casino back then as casinos weren't legal in either state. I had a photo taken of me kissing the ground, glad to be back in NoDak. However in the photo it looks like I am throwing up in the ditch.
Lots of memories.
In September 1979 I bicycled this route. Hwy 2 is one of the main cross-country bicycling routes in the U.S. When I had reached the North Dakota line I got someone from the State Line House Casino Bar to take my photo at the 'Welcome to North Dakota' sign. It was just a bar and not a casino back then as casinos weren't legal in either state. I had a photo taken of me kissing the ground, glad to be back in NoDak. However in the photo it looks like I am throwing up in the ditch.
Lots of memories.Idaho to Columbia Falls, MT
Columbia Falls to Havre
Havre to Glasgow
Glasgow, MT to the North Dakota border
Columbia Falls to Havre
Havre to Glasgow
Glasgow, MT to the North Dakota border
Extra stories of places along the way...
Happy's Inn, MT and the deer who drank at the barA reader wrote in to explain more about the deer
Abandoned air force base near Glasgow
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