Montana Outdoors Vol 38 No 4 Jul/aug 2007
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Montana's mountains get the glory, the calendars, the post- cards, the national parks, even the state's name. But the prettiest girl at the dance ain't necessarily the one you want to many.
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Larry McMurtry wrote: " To those not attuned to their subtleties, the plains are merely monotonous emptiness. But to those who love them, the plains are endlessly fascinating, a place where the constant interplay of land and sky is al...ways dramatic; gloomy sometimes, but more often uplifting. " There is a better ivay to learn the prairie than by speeding past in a vehicle. Walk into the dusk with a sleeping bag. Kick a spot ft-ee of dried cow flops and prickly pear. Stretch out and stare into the stars. Fall asleep amidst it all. Wake up with the daivn.
Some skittish creature ivill be on the move at daybreak. Then sunlight will ripple across the texture of the land, revealing coulees, draws, sills, folds, breaks, washes.
What to read after Montana Outdoors Vol 38 No 4 Jul/aug 2007?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Montana's mountains get the glory, the calendars, the post- cards, the national parks, even the state's name. But the prettiest girl at the dance ain't necessarily the one you want to many.
14 I July-August 2007 | fwp.mt.gov/mtinitdoors ■'■■■■ -I Si ^' y ■■>y^ ■ .
Larry McMurtry wrote: " To those not attuned to their subtleties, the plains are merely monotonous emptiness. But to those who love them, the plains are endlessly fascinating, a place where the constant interplay of land and sky is al...ways dramatic; gloomy sometimes, but more often uplifting. " There is a better ivay to learn the prairie than by speeding past in a vehicle. Walk into the dusk with a sleeping bag. Kick a spot ft-ee of dried cow flops and prickly pear. Stretch out and stare into the stars. Fall asleep amidst it all. Wake up with the daivn.
Some skittish creature ivill be on the move at daybreak. Then sunlight will ripple across the texture of the land, revealing coulees, draws, sills, folds, breaks, washes.
What to read after Montana Outdoors Vol 38 No 4 Jul/aug 2007?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Montana. Dept. of Fish And Game to read onlineMoreLess
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