First stops were at garage sales. My car just follows the neon arrows alomost automatically! Couldn't resist looking around and picked up a couple of small things.
Then I went and got my first Montana bagel and it was pretty good. Slightly smaller than NJ's but very similar texture.
The road trip brought me to Livingston, MT. There was a railroad history museum there, which normally would not interest me but it was free so I decided to go in.
I walked around their historic downtown. Lots of little stores to stop in. One street had several thrift/consignment/resale/antique shops.
Next stop in town was Sacajawea Park, where they were having Summerfest. There was an old car show and lots of vendors. I treated myself to a necklace/earring set.
The park is located along the Yellowstone River. I spent some time sitting on a bench there just relaxing and praying. It was quite peaceful despite the crowd. I had a cherry-lime shaved ice to help beat the heat.
Downtown Bozeman had crazy days sidewalk sale this weekend so I then went to check that out. I got a big box of beads in a storage container for out craft shop and a t-shirt for myself. All that for $10. Sweet deal.
Next stop was Target. Best thing I found there was a new kind of laundry detergent sheet with fabric softener and anti-static stuff built in. Now, I realize that this is not a big deal for most people but since I am allergic to most fabric softeners it made me very happy. I don't even like the smell of them or the artificial "cotton blossom" or "clean laundry" candle/air freshener scents. Anyway, this one is labeled as clinically proven to be hypoallergenic. Can't wait to try it tonight.
Final stop was for dinner at MacKenzie River Pizza. I had half of a personal size Thai chicken pie. It was good.
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