up on the airport’s hill; view at duskexterior of the office that I am employed bythe hotel I stayed at on my first trip; O’Haire Motor Innhallway right outside of my hotel roomexterior of the O’Haire’s lounge; the Sip Dip. This bar was voted the #1 lounge in America by some magazine; I think GQinterior of the Sip n’ Dip. very ‘Fear & Loathing’esque. Behind the bar is a window into the swimming pool; actually, I think that’s its main attraction!shot of Rodger Dam from the park right in front of itriver road; leads to the first fall (of Great Falls)the first fall of Great Fallsfish hatchery (no swimming!)one of Great Falls’ parksand another parkdangerous picture taking above the fallsriver; just after Rodger Damriver near the springsI think this is a statue of Louis and Clark…..memory’s fading. Great Falls is one of the locations where they stopped; there is an extensive museum about their expedition on the north-east side of town.at the park where the statue was located
downtown Great Falls….very postcard’esque. Downtown gets pretty deserted at 5.looking in certain nooks and crannies (I hope I spelled “cranny” correctly), the town almost feels like it’s still in the 40’s or somethingstatue in the middle of Downtown. Don’t remember who it’s of; it was about to rain, and I was in a hurry.a very big, very old style post office… the rain is coming as you can see!just a nice spot, nothing moreleaving Great Falls for a day, to see some of the surrondings. Driving and picture-taking, and I’m still alivemore scenery on my day’s drive. This was the snow from the day before.Went to a small town outside of Great Falls called Niehart. Very small and quiet. Hopefully no new unibombers are being raised here.on the day I left; view of the town from the airport hill… and that’s Great Falls
