It poured rain in the night for about an hour. For breakfast, we had Saskatoon berries on cereal. We stopped so Nancy could pick the other crop we’ve been puzzled about. It’s a grass-like crop with a thick stem and with many branches of small beans. After our last trip, we know it’s NOT soybeans. Around Edmonton and Calgary, we’ve seen lots of agriculture as far as the eye can see in any direction. It looks like Kansas or Iowa. Wait a minute. When we Americans think of Montana, we think of it as way up north, cold in the winter, too cold for crops, the cattle would freeze in the winter, sparsely populated, few fields of crops. Then, we Americans drive a few miles FARTHER north and we’re in a place that’s similar geographically, but
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