StewmanMT's photostream

Lots of mini storms traveled across the Mission Valley today. This one seemed to take it's anger out on Finley Point on Flathead Lake.

Taken in the summer of 2007, this airal shot shows part of the 27 holes at the city owned Polson Bay Golf Course. Flathead Lake is in the background.

This would be a good ad shot for this small car which I think is a 2009 Suzuki Swift, that is if someone would like to photoshop out the stupid road sign.

This picture was taken around 9am in May of 2005. There was a freezing fog that had just lifted in the foreground to reveal this beautiful scened.

The sod-roofed log cabin is representative of the thousands of simple frontier homes that provided shelter for hopeful pioneers who settled Montana.

We learned that rugged frontiersmen built thousands of similar places statewide. Built in the early 1900s, the Parker Homestead was used through at least the 1940s

One of the vanishing homesteads from the turn of the Century and resulted from the Homestead Act of 1862. In 1910, Nelson Parker filed a patent to homestead 160 acres here and built this sod roof cabin. The family later built a larger home near Three Forks and abandoned this one.

In 1939, Orville and Josephine Jewitt bought this place for their family of four children. They lived there through the Depression and World War II

This picture makes me laugh due to the diversity of the animals. (A rescued donkey, horses that think they are dogs, and two rescued dogs that think they own the place.)