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till I start my trek to the unknown, Montana! And on NW no less. Hope I don't get delayed because of the pilots(wink Matt).
Departs: New York-La Guardia, NY ( LGA )
Arrives: Minneapolis/St. Paul-Int'l, MN (MSP)
Gate: G17
Scheduled: 6:15AM
Scheduled Arr: 8:11AM
(insert gate spotting)
Departs: Minneapolis/St. Paul-Int'l, MN (MSP)
Arrives: Bozeman/Big Sky/Yellowstone, MT ( BZN )
Gate: 1
Scheduled: 9:00AM
Scheduled Arr: 10:21AM
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Does not look like a place that I would probably find appealing. Have you seen an airplane bigger than a caravan or a super husky the whole time you have been there? Coll shots though I wll say. Just not my bowl of cherries.
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Right down the road (~8 miles) there is an airport just as large as westchester. Lear's Gulfstreams. Lots of private stuff.
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Originally Posted by hiss srq
Does not look like a place that I would probably find appealing. Have you seen an airplane bigger than a caravan or a super husky the whole time you have been there? Coll shots though I wll say. Just not my bowl of cherries.
Montana and the other western states are fantastic places to spend time in. I was lucky enough when I was in college to spend the summers out in Wyoming, Utah, Colorado, and Idaho. Similar to Stuart we'd work in various places mainly for some spending money and room and board. Its a great place to simply get lost in the landscape and reflect. Don't judge it if you haven't seen it.
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I did some time out in Utah myself, southwest Utah but never more than 3 hours from Vegas when I was a seinor in high school.
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Originally Posted by "hiss srq":a23e1
Does not look like a place that I would probably find appealing. Have you seen an airplane bigger than a caravan or a super husky the whole time you have been there? Coll shots though I wll say. Just not my bowl of cherries.
Montana and the other western states are fantastic places to spend time in. I was lucky enough when I was in college to spend the summers out in Wyoming, Utah, Colorado, and Idaho. Similar to Stuart we'd work in various places mainly for some spending money and room and board. Its a great place to simply get lost in the landscape and reflect. Don't judge it if you haven't seen it.[/quote:a23e1]
i agree with that. camping in utah, colorado and arizona was my favourite way to get away from school when i lived in az. usually, if i had a weekend pass i'd meet up with a few buddies and set up camp. i spent two separate spring breaks in utah, the first in canyonlands and the second in moab. those really were great times!