Ford Royer/Minneapolis, MN, wrote:

<Maybe you should invite Tim up our way next January.  His first breath when 
he steps off the plane may give him a new meaning of 'frozen section'.>

Been there, Done that. I spent time in Alaska (how does -65 sound?) and went 
to college in Missoula, MT. I worked for two summers in Chester, Montana and 
fell in love with the wheat belt. Spent some time with a freind working on a 
ranch between Two Dot and Checkerboard. I've even had the worlds best milk 
shake at Judith Gap and spent a week flyfishing out of Maiden (no crowds 
there!)! Still wish I was in Bozeman though! Lucky Gayle.

Tim




----Original Message Follows----
From: Ford Royer <froyer@bitstream.net>
To: histonet@Pathology.swmed.edu
Subject: Re: Two Dot, Montana
Date: Wed, 09 Jun 1999 21:29:31 -0500



Gayle Callis wrote:

 > Hey, watch it!  Two Dot may be isolated, but the only thing it is famous
 > for is the rotten cold spells in Winter, -40 below zero, for days on end!

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I'm with you Gayle.  As we say here in Minneapolis, -40 below keeps the 
riff-raff
out!

Maybe you should invite Tim up our way next January.  His first breath when 
he
steps off the plane may give him a new meaning of 'frozen section'.

Ford Royer/Minneapolis, MN

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