Day 90
It was a cold, windy and rainy/cloudy day to open September.
I went northeast to Fort Benton to pick up a few caches. The first was called River Crossing, it was near Carter Ferry, which was open today but not busy.
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| Carter Ferry on the Missouri River |
It was raining so a lot of the dirt road ended up on the Jeep. The cache itself was about a quarter mile of slick mud in heavy rain. I dashed for the cache during a lull and made it back to the Jeep just before the next squall. Interesting area, there was evidence of a lot of buildings and a large orchard, all dead trees now.
At the third cache I did west of US-87 it had not rained at all.
Back at the RV Park, Gerri fixed a great supper of beef enchiladas with a salad made with broccoli slaw, Rotel tomatoes, onions and cilantro.
It hadn’t rained much at the RV Park but was cold and blustery.
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The salad sounds yummy. I suspect that summer is truly over in Great Falls. It would be a good time to get out of there. :-)
ReplyDeleteAlan, that salad was delicious. I bought a bag of that broccoli salad, added a can of Rotel, chopped onions, chopped cilantro, a little olive oil, a little vinegar and salt and pepper to taste, let it chill in the fridge for an hour before supper....will definitely make it again!!
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