Jacqueline’s Jaunts

We left Billings a little before 11:00 AM. The weather was beautiful at 80°. The once green hills are starting to turn brown. I saw three Pronghorn in a field where a farmer was plowing his field. They were running from the big green-and-yellow monster.  Per a Google search, Montana is home to an estimated   158,000 pronghorn   (often called antelope), the second-largest population in North America. They thrive in the open, rolling sagebrush and grasslands of central and eastern Montana, such as the Missouri River Breaks and areas near Miles City.  I love their colors. I have a picture below that I pulled off of Google. It’s hard to get a good photo when traveling.  We arrived at our campsite around 2:00 PM. This campground is filled with beautiful trees that look as if they have been there a long time. I’ll need to ask someone what kind of trees they are. We decided to hang out and not go anywhere.  We had Tucker’s playoff game to watch at 7:00 PM. We...