Babb, Montana... we came for the pie — huckleberry pie.

(It's not just pie: 2 Sisters .)

Does a landlord have an ethical obligation to disclose that the previous tenant died in the apartment you're thinking of renting?

The NYT ethicist thinks the obligation is "seemingly obvious" or even "compulsory." He's responding to somebody who...

On the Going-to-the-Sun Road...

... it's truly amazing (and terrifying!): We were in Glacier National Park. Keep your eyes peeled for the glacier cameo.

"Two young girls were driven home after being reported for stacking 50 rocks on railroad tracks."

"A railroad representative wanted the girls charged with trespassing." It's the law enforcement roundup from the interlake re...

Cherries & Hucks.

Today, near Hungry Horse, Montana.

At the Continental Divide...

... you can all get together.

"These are our mountains... I look at what we have, and I think, why ruin it over an oil rig?"

The NYT quotes Cheryl Little Dog — "a recently elected member of the Blackfeet Tribal Business Council, the reservation’s governing bo...

"The Flathead County Sheriff’s Office received a report of a person pulling a horse trailer with a truck on Montana 82 traveling at 80 miles per hour or more in a 45-mile-per-hour zone."

Meade reads the newspaper out loud, here in Flathead County, Montana: A resident of White Rabbit Lane reported she was being harassed by he...

Glacier.

We arrived in Glacier National Park and took a walk on a trail that ended at a fabulous lake: Avalanche!

At the Caffe Dolce...

... life is sweet in Missoula. ( Caffe Dolce is a real place. We practically lived there for 3 days.) ADDED: A second view... showing a mor...

On the Kootenai Creek trail.

In the Selway-Bitterroot Wilderness. Yesterday in Montana.

Commercial architecture.

In Missoula, Montana.

I climbed a mountain!

In Missoula. Sentinel Mountain. There's a big old concrete "M" up there. We took the steep path up, and I got scared of the he...

Looking for the soul of Missoula.

Spelling time again.

The best blog coverage, year after year, is at Throwing Things . ADDED: " doo buh TAHN tay : The attitude of the Montana Supreme Court ...