03 June 2010

SkyWatch Friday: Montana Spring

Montana skies along our corner of the Continental Divide near Butte have been rainy, whether on the West Slope (view east from Walkerville at sunset):

Or on the the East Slope (view from Nez Perce Battlefield in the upper Big Hole River Valley):

Rainy & cool, but the spring wildflowers are LOVING it.
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9 comments:

  1. Sylvia KThursday, 03 June, 2010

    Montana skies without a doubt! Marvelous post! Thank you! It brought back many memories! Hope you have a great weekend! Enjoy!

    Sylvia

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  2. Ann, Chen Jie Xue 陈洁雪Thursday, 03 June, 2010

    We have hot springs in New Zealand. if Montana is not so far away. we could go hiking toegther. I will bring lunch." beef tendon" lol

    The clouds are very low, does it mean you will ahve rain?

    Thanks for visting. How do you cook your tendon with beans?

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  3. iheartsunnydaysThursday, 03 June, 2010

    Gorgeous photos again! What are the tee-pee things in the second photo? Thanks for visiting me. Glad Mrs EcoRover likes my piano bench - when are you making her one!!

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  4. giorno26 ¸¸.•*¨*•.Friday, 04 June, 2010

    Hi Eco molto belle queste foto, ed interessente ciò che scrivi degli indiani.
    Triste storia per l'America la cacciata degli indiani d'America.
    Grazie della visita :-)
    Happy we.

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  5. eileeninmdFriday, 04 June, 2010

    Lovely skywatch photos! Montana is a beautiful state and one of my favorite places to visit.

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  6. JanieFriday, 04 June, 2010

    we haven't had much rain, but the spring has been cooler than average. Your Montana skies are beautiful, rain or shine.

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  7. secret agent womanFriday, 04 June, 2010

    Spring. In June.

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  8. KcalpeshSunday, 06 June, 2010

    Beautifully dramatic clouds in the sky! Awesome captures!


    Pixellicious Photos

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  9. The Equestrian VagabondMonday, 07 June, 2010

    same weather here in southern idaho. our wildflowers are loving it, and so am I!! (when it gets above 75* I start to whine...)
    - The Equestrian Vagabond

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