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The Slow Melt

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Low water level on Flathead Lake Montana.
I’m anxious to get out on Flathead Lake, but the water is still a bit thin (7 feet below full pool). Even if I could get in the slip, I would need a ladder to get in and out. We need to get those snow-packs melting in the mountains.

Winter 2.0

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Shoveling springtime snow in Montana.
Springtime biking along Flathead Lake, Montana.Just when we thought it was safe to go outside and play in Montana, Mother Nature pulls us back in.

Yesterday, I stowed away the snow shovels and snowblower. Then, we went for a bike ride. As you can see in the bike photo, it is snowing in the distant mountains, beyond Flathead Lake.

Does this concern us? Of course not. We are in the valley and it is springtime!

Nevertheless, we ate more than a few snowflakes peddling home.

Springtime snow at Flathead Lake, Montana.

Playing Hooky

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Dropping rocks in Flathead Lake, Montana.
When the Montana spring weather is this nice, it’s hard not to skip work and school to enjoy a picnic, painting outdoors, and throwing rocks into Flathead Lake.

I guess, as grandparents, we’re a bad influence on the youth — though, to our credit, we didn’t encourage any smoking or drinking.

Painting above Flathead Lake Montana.Dropping big rocks into Flathead Lake Montana.

Colorful rocks in Flathead Lake Montana.Picnicing at West Shore State Park on Flathead Lake, Montana.

Easy Riders

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Springtime bicycling along Flathead Lake, Montana.
Call us buttercups, but we’re loving the new hill-leveling e-bikes along the springtime shores of Flathead Lake.

They’re just like regular bikes, except they’re fun!