| For us, Montana was not more than a stretch which had to be done to pass north of Wyoming, and it was not here we expected to get experiences of importance. Certainly Montana also had its interesting places to offer, but the most interesting things were in the northern and western parts of the state, and the distances in itself were enough to demand an extra day. But then I saw on the map that there in the southeastern part of Montana was a Memorial for General Custer's last battle with the indians at the end of the 19th century, and this could very well be quite interesting, now we were here. |
