There's a small, yet expansive, corner of Montana where you turn off the lone highway onto the country dirt road, leaving behind the other traffic as well as the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Winding down into the valley through the landscape where the Big Sky seems to have reached down and folded the earth in on itself like mounds of bread dough, you come to a place where pioneers homesteaded over a century ago, attempting to tame this land and make a life for themselves. These pioneers turned homesteaders quickly learned this was a land that could not be tamed and that to survive, they must interact...more
