Deer Lodge, Butte & Albert

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This past weekend we hauled the last load for our friends Jeff & Barb to Deer Lodge ending a few weekends of moving them from Helena to Deer Lodge. We slept a little later than I wanted to and I blamed it on getting old, but we made it out of Helena around 10am. We got to Deer Lodge and unloaded the truck and trailer for the last time. We are all thankful that the move is done. We stayed and chatted with Jeff, Barb, and Tony, Jeff's brother for awhile before heading back to Helena to drop the trailer off and then headed to Butte to see another friend Julie.
Julie is a friend that we've known for about 9 years. Julie is a very interesting woman who is full of life and energy. She loves to Hitchhike the country at the spur of the moment. We always have a very hard time catching her in Butte. When we do catch her we usually go and see her. We met her at a small little house that she was painting for a friend and chatted for a while before heading to get something to eat. We ended up at a little Italian restaurant in uptown Butte that had great food and Morning Light Coffee. We stayed at the restaurant for a couple hours just talking and enjoying the evening. We ended up leaving Butte around 8pm and headed to Helena.
Once we got to Helena, we decided to stop by Lincoln Road RV Park and see our friend Albert who is preparing to visit family and friends in the CA area over the winter. Albert has been having a few problems with the water lines in his RV since he hasn't used it since moving to Marysville a few years ago and we thought we would stop see how he was doing. We sat and visited for about an hour or so and then headed to Michele's for the night.
6am came and I headed to Great Falls for a week of work.

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