Many glacier is East side. North of St Mary’s.

Please re read the 2nd amendment.

Not really is the correct answer. But what you want to do is stop people from shooting each other. The trite statement that “Guns don’t kill people, people kill people” is as old as guns and without the reference to killing is as old as mankind—no as old as primates. Perhaps you could enforce the current laws. Perhaps you could examine who is doing the shooting—statistically urban gang involved young men from single family homes. A critical examination of international statistics on gun violence unbiased by political ideology. The statistical relationship between poverty and violence might be useful. So that we can further understand violence we might want to look into the value given to life. If killing unborn children is ok then why isn’t killing already born children or adults? Do violent video shooter games or role playing games cause killing? Not likely by themselves but it takes a lot of sand to make a beach. The education system denies school choice and encourages indoctrination is one of those grains of sand. When 3rd world countries open the gates of their mental health asylums and release their criminal and point them towards the US doesn’t make us safer from gun violence. You’d think we would have learned the lesson of the Marial Boat debacle. If you can come up with a solution for any of these problems you may have less fear an inanimate object. You aren’t dumb or stupid to find a simple solution to a mind boggling problem. I have no idea where you live but if it’s not an urban setting you probably don’t personally know anybody that has committed violence with a gun or been a victim of gun violence. If you do you could probably substitute gun with knife, frying pan, fist, boot, baseball bat or loosen and get the same killer and dead person. Your relationship with violent crime is most likely to be from news reports from ideological talking heads masquerading as journalists. So what is your solution? What one thing can you do to solve the problem of hopelessness in the hood?

Sorry, I meant no harm. I thought double dog dare and a smiley face were dead giveaways.

I worked there for the NPS and grew up nearby. September is a perfect time to go. I used to spend an anniversary weekend in early October and have been there during every month. Any road you drive and any trail you hike will provide photo opportunities. I am partial to the East side of the park because of the long vistas. The trees aren’t as thick. Many Glacier mentioned earlier is a favorite. We called it “Many Bears” because they like that area. Camping there was hard side only, no tents. I didn’t have enough money for a telephoto back then. It was a day hike to Iceberg lake and the continental divide. Lots of goats in the high country back then and I assume still are. Jon Erdman (so) on this site would be a source for current info. He posts some fabulous photos here. Also Cindy Houk. Lots of guidebooks available I suspect. The going to the Sun road should still be open. We used to talk with people from the flatlands who were terrified of the drive. You may want to take part of the vacation in Canada at Watertown National park, the analog to Glacier but in Canada. Don’t forget the passport if you want to go up there. Enjoy, it is a spectacular place

I guess my attempt at humor and sarcasm fell well short of the target.

The phone number is there. Give them a call and report back. Seriously. I double dog dare you. 😋

Me too. Worth every cent of my friends rental fee on Netflix. 😎

Yes, by pulling your lungs out of your chest….through your left nostril. Have you seen the movie? What did you think if you did see it.

People get all excited because former president Trump demands the nato members pay at least partially for the cost of their defense
People get all excited because current president says “hkdbirhxuhb.”
Go figure.

Watched “The Bee Keeper” last night. The movie starts out with scammers who empty the entire life savings of a retired woman, a friend of Jason Stratham, a beekeeper. If you are violence averse you will hate it but if you know Jason’s work you know what to expect and may find it exciting. Even my wife who hates violence in films liked it.

I would assume the interest rate for home loans has a negative impact on the housing. My grandson bought a house two years ago but couldn’t make the payments if he bought it today. Our housing prices are bargains compared to the east side of Washington and even here $300k buys a modest tract house, 100 k would be nearly uninhabitable. It is said that the economy is bad if you feel the economy is bad. Most ( more than half) people feel it’s bad right now.

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Why didn’t you use it? It is a spectacular piece of mechanical technology. If I had the$$$.

Lies, damned lies and statistics is an age old axiom. P.S. Look at the stock market today if you want your day ruined.