Day 7 Montana cont'd

i think we are atop one of those "mountains" we were searching for cuz the wind is blisteringly cold.  Actually, we aren't, but we are above the road.
Again going back to the scenery, the grain silos are massive.  Unlike most of them in ND. These are corporately owned.  Periodically we would see the old fashioned silos and we weren't sure they were fully functional.  An Amtrak train ran past us to the north.  Unlike in ND, while there were train tracks close to these silos, they didn't get invited in to long buildings to pick up there baggage.  They just ran along side of the silos.
The R commented (while I was either sleeping or knitting) that there were a lot of white crosses along the side of US2.  Once I started to pay attention (disregarding my vehicular narcolepsy and knitting), I did notice how true it was.  Again, very sad
I got a phone call from my sister in law, but we could t continue the conversation because we kept having dropped calls.  Very few cell towers around here.  Will try to call her from here.  I mean we have wifi, so I should be able to do this.
Cocktail hour started.  Will find something for dinner and go and get some retail therapy next door.   Will continue.....later