Yesterday, that girl, her twin
sisters, and I drove to the top of Hogback Mountain. On top, we took in a view extending from the
Flint Creek Range near Deer Lodge to the Bridger Range near Bozeman. All of the Prickly Pear Valley and the chain
of lakes along the Missouri River lay below us.
The wildflower displays on our climb
from valley to mountaintop were spectacular.
We ended our day of adventure with a
short hike into Refrigerator Canyon. A
strong, cool wind was funneling through the canyon. Clear water clattered down through the
boulders alongside us and sometimes filtered through the crushed limestone
trail at our feet.
Following are a mix of photographs—some
captured with my SLR camera, some captured with my smarter-than-me-phone.
Larkspur atop Hogback.
A wildflower meadow.
The girls.
Flowers and limestone cliffs below.
Refrigerator Canyon.
--Mitchell Hegman
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