Gardiner

Uh, and so I really have never understood why mosques get a pass, uh, that, for example, the Branch Davidians in Waco, Texas, did not get.

The, uh, Church Universal Tr- and Triumphant in Gardiner, Montana, did not get.

Various and sundry, uh, alleged, um, white nationalist, uh, churches and organizations have never gotten those kind of passes from the authorities.

And so these, uh, mosques bear intensive investigation because of not just the history, but also the, uh, anecdotal evidence, uh, you know, which could come in to the authorities in the form of an actionable tip if someone were so inclined and they're listening today.

Yes, sirree, Bob.

Two pack horses, and we headed down to near Gardiner, Montana.

Now, I have to tell you only the highlights, or my time will run out.

It's October 1981.

The horses spent the night under the trees in the rain and snow.

And we get up in the morning, and we hear the weather forecast, and the decision is made by our commander that we better break camp and call off our hunting trip, because snow is predicted big time in the big mountains.

So, guys, we spent the night, the next night, in a warm bed in a motel in Gardiner, Montana.

Oh, what a pleasant night that was.

So all right.

So there is gonna be Indivisible Park County, uh, is doing an event in Gardiner, Montana, at the gates of Yellowstone, um, at one of the, the Yellowstone entrances.

Info tables, volunteers, registrat- info on registration and early voting and ballot tracking.

Simultaneously running a rally in Livingston at the same time.

And Wednesday, sixty-nine and thirty-seven.

Weather for Gardiner, Montana.

Thursday, seventy and forty-one.

Friday, seventy-three and forty.

Hayden, I have been socked in on with fog for hours on end, and it's been frustrating, but you're still standing outside in Hayden Valley, so can't be that bad.

If you wanna see elk, Mammoth is still where it's at.

That and the Nor- Northern Range beyond Mammoth out toward Gardiner, and then drive Old Yellowstone to, like, Devil's Slide and Yellowstone Hot Springs.

That is where I would personally go if I was going to watch elk.

We're not giving you a job.

Get in touch with the concessionaire." And then I called the concessionaire, and they said, "No, we can't give you a job over the phone, but we can almost guarantee you'll get one when you arrive here." So I bought a $69 one-way bus ticket from Philly to Gardiner, Montana, and then got a job in a gift shop inside the park, and the job wasn't important.

It was the backyard.

It was the experiences that I would have.