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Big Horn, Montana
According to the U.S. Census Bureau, the county has a total area of 5,015 square miles of which, 4,995 square miles of it is land and 20 square miles of it is water. Most of the county's land area comprises Indian reservations: The Crow Indian Reservation covers 64.2 percent of its area, while the Northern Cheyenne Indian Reservation covers another 6.37 percent. Elevation 2,703 feet.
sign - entering montana
sign - Buffalo Country
scenery while driving in Montana
scenery while driving in Montana
scenery while driving in Montana
scenery while driving in Montana scenery while driving in Montana
scenery while driving in Montana
Hardin KOA, Hardin Montana, Big Horn County. The first campground in awhile with a pool and hot tub, but it closes at 8 P.M. Way to early. No clotheslines allowed. Camping sink provided for washing dishes. Washing of cars or RV's not permitted. 50 amp service, bicycle rentals, cable TV - limited stations - FOX station, Free Wi-Fi, LP Gas, tent sites. Ice Cream socials in June, July and August.
sign - KOA kampground
The new yard of the two RV Gypsies
the RV of the two RV Gypsies
the RV of the two RV Gypsies
the toad of the two RV Gypsies
 KOA Kampground
KOA Kampground
fields
The campground had old bicycles lined up marking their boundary. The two RV Gypsies donated their two bicycles to this campground because they had not used them on the entire trip, even though they were in excellent condition - just dirty from the Alaska Highway. The bikes below are NOT the ones, the two RV Gypsies donated.
bicycle and field bicycle and field
 
no pet sign

Points of interest in the area; Fort Smith, Custer Battlefield Museum, Little Bighorn Battlefield National Monument, Pictograph Cave, Willow Creek Dam, Yellowtail Dam, Zoo Montana (Who wants a zoo after all the wildlife we've seen?)
 
The two RV Gypsies set out for a day at Yellowtail Dam and a picnic
sign - Bighorn Canyon - Yellowtail dan
beautiful scenery
sign - Head Gate Trail
Lee on Head Gate Trail
Head Gate Trail
Head Gate Trail
Lee reaches the bottom of the short trail and examines footprints - just a dog's footprints
Head Gate Trail
Lee examines footprints
Head Gate Trail
Head Gate Trail
Head Gate Trail
Head Gate Trail
Then the sign that explains why Yellowtail Dam could not be reached
sign - Yellowtail Dam and Powerplant
sign - area closed
So the two RV Gypsies drive around looking for a picnic spot
beautiful scenery
beautiful scenery
beautiful scenery
The two RV Gypsies find a nice, quiet, secluded picnic area. The only living thing around is lots of crickets.
a picnic area cricket

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