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Rolling along the Flathead River, Montana Rail Link’s day gas local heads east on the Tenth Subdivision near Dixon, Montana, at McDonald on September 24, 2007.

On our 2018 trip to Glacier National Park, we approached the west entrance of the Going To The Sun Road, but had to detour around south end of GNP due to fires. Found this vista of the Flathead River looking toward GNP along Highway 2.

Looking down on the Big Arm section of Montana's Flathead Lake. The teal tones are due to glacial silt flowing down from the Flathead rivers from Glacier National Park.

 

This is just a wee slice of this impressive lake. Flathead Lake is the largest natural freshwater lake west of the Mississippi in the lower 48 states, with over 200 square miles of water and 185 miles of shoreline.

 

Thanks for taking a look.

Have a wonderful weekend!

 

The beautiful teal/green glacial waters of this special river are striking.

 

"The Flathead River, in the northwestern part of Montana, originates in the Rocky Mountains near Glacier National Park and flows southwest into Flathead Lake, then after a journey of 158 miles (254 km), empties into the Clark Fork river. The river is part of the Columbia River drainage basin, as the Clark Fork is a tributary of the Pend Oreille River, a Columbia River tributary."

 

Enjoy a wonderful Tuesday!

For Macro Monday's "Small and Smaller" theme.

 

The tallest screw is 1 1/2", the smallest is 1/2"

Montana country road on a rainy afternoon near Columbia Falls.

MRL ballast loads roll west on the 10th Sub between Dixon and Perma.

A year ago today I was in Montana, chasing the Gas Local. Here is the Day Gas, winding along the Flathead River.

A clinging mayfly nymph in the Heptageniidae family. The circular projections on the pronatum signify Ecdyonurus sp.

A stack of 13 handheld images using PS.

Sweet cherries for sale in a fruit stand along the main highway in Big Fork, Montana.

A short Montana Rail Link gas local rumbles westbound along the Flathead River at Perma, Montana, on the afternoon of May 8, 2012.

A westbound Burlington Northern Santa Fe double-stack train blasts out of the west portal of Flathead Tunnel just east of Rock Creek on September 6, 1999. The 7.01-mile tunnel was opened in 1970 as part of a 60-mile line change due to the construction of Libby Dam, and is the second longest tunnel in the United States.

A roadside stand offers sweet cheeries for sale along the main highway in Big Fork, Montana. Known as “Flathead Cherries”, this part of Montana is famous for its delicious sweet cherries.

Montana Rail Link’s gas train heads east along the Flathead River just east of Perma, Montana, on September 28, 2007.

On a beautiful summer afternoon west of the rugged Mission Range, Montana Rail Link’s night gas local rolls westbound along the Flathead River at McDonald, Montana, on June 26, 2020.

On September 20, 2012, Montana Rail Link’s day gas local heads east along the Flathead River approaching Perma, Montana, on MRL’s Tenth Subdivision. Powering the train of empty tank cars is MRL EMD SD45 No. 346 and SD40-2XR No. 263.

A beautiful blustery day! :-).

The Day Gas rolls eastward on the MRL 10th Sub paralleling the Flathead river on the spectacular sunny day of October 26, 2024, with MRL 4400/4406 on point guiding the train back to Missoula.

On the morning of October 27, 2024 the Day Gas skirts along the Flathead river near Perma, MT with MRL 4400/4406 on point. There was quite a storm brewing in the west that the train had been racing ahead of on the trip back east towards Missoula.

As I was recently visiting Montana, the state that I grew up in, I was treated to a beautiful sunset over Flathead Lake, near the town of Polson.

 

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This is the largest wren of all and their song is a beautiful song that sounds similar to my old Ford flathead V8 pickup trying to start on a cold morning ;-)

Looking down on the Big Arm section of Montana's Flathead Lake. The teal tones are due to glacial silt flowing down into the Flathead rivers from Glacier National Park.

 

Flathead Lake is the largest natural freshwater lake west of the Mississippi in the lower 48 states, with over 200 square miles of water and 185 miles of shoreline.

 

Have a great week!

The multi-colored rounded rocks making up the banks of the Flathead River in Montana. This is near Kalispell. The pinks, greens, purples, and blues represent the many rock types of Glacier National Park and are extra shiny from a day of light rain.

Circa 1932 Ford truck with the newly developed Flathead V8 engine. This engine would be used for the next 21 years.

Tasunka Wichasha 2003

I don't think they could have built this in a prettier place...

The Gas Local returns towards Missoula as they roll along the Flathead River at Perma. From July 2005

Pigeons produce a very nutritious milk-like liquid in their crop for their young. It serves the same purpose as the milk of mammals.

It is produced by both sexes.

Many species fledge after about 3-4 weeks.

==> Lake Tana 1,800m is located in the highlands of Abyssinia with carp, cichlids, flathead loaches and gill-sack catfish.

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Tauben produzieren in ihrem Kropf eine sehr nahrhafte milchähnliche Flüssigkeit für ihre Jungen. Sie dient demselben Zweck wie die Milch von Säugetieren.

Sie wird von beiden Geschlechtern produziert.

Viele Arten sind nach etwa 3-4 Wochen flügge.

==> Tana-See 1.800m befindet sich im Hochland von Abessinien mit Karpfen, Buntbarsche, Flachkopfschmerlen und Kiemensackwelse.

The sun rises over the Rocky Mountains and a fishing boat on Flathead Lake in Montana. This is a photo of some Boy Scouts who got up to not only cast for fish but witness the spectacular morning sky with coloration augmented by wildfire smoke. By the end of the morning, scouts had caught Lake Trout, Pike Minnow, and Lake Superior Whitefish; credit toward the fishing merit badge.

Ford flathead hot rod

shot with a fujifilm x-t1 and a xf18-135mm super zoom lens

This double rainbow over Flathead Lake may be one of the coolest things I've ever seen. I only had a 35mm equivalent lens so this is a panorama comprised of 8 portrait exposures.

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