October 6, 2009
Author Elizabeth Eslami, who now lives in Oregon, has written a very nice essay/blog post about her four years in Montana…here’s two little snippets:
I have a theory that the state of Montana is enormous for a reason. That its vastness is a test, each highway a reticulated part of a puzzle. You have to work hard to get there. Whether it’s 15 North, winding from the lunar hills of Monida Pass across to wind-scraped Great Falls, Interstate 90 from hip Bozeman to rimrocked Billings, or the hi-line from Cut Bank to Wolf Point, where blizzards seem to blow up out of the road itself, travelling through Montana is a test of your patience and of your character. After all, what else can you expect from a place famous for the size of its sky?
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I’ve always found beauty in the places we’ve lived. But then, if I’m honest, really truly honest, I have to admit that, for me, there is no better place than Montana.
2 responses to "“Four Years In Montana”"
I’ve always wanted to go to Montana. Recently, I started searching for a writer’s retreat there so if you hear of one, let me know.
Cowboy Love,
Natalie Acres
I’ve been in Kalispell about 5 years now and absolutely LOVE it. Montana truly is the last best place!
Marlene
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