Andrew Henry and Two Fort Henrys During the late 1700s and early 1800s it took a different breed of men (skilled or unskilled) to leave the conveniences and security of a relatively safe eastern settlement of fellow inhabitants and go … Continue reading
“USE ME, LORD” Most people in the world today are not what I would term “initiators.” Rather they are just waiting around without taking any immediate solution oriented activity or making any contribution to any type of solution or problem … Continue reading
November Video Blog
The greatest benefits about having and developing a serious reading habit is that the more you read, the more knowledge and information you are taking into your own mind. The more knowledge and understanding you acquire from your reading habit … Continue reading
The only way you will ever find something for which you are seeking is for you to get up off your own “Rusty-Dusty” and get out into the places where what you are looking for resides, and then finally go … Continue reading
If you are totally committed to achieving and maintaining lasting success within your lifetime, then you will reach a point in your life where you are going to have to face the great decision of just how much you really … Continue reading
We are not given a good life or a bad life. We are given a life. It is up to us to make it good or bad! This past year has been a particularly tough time in my life. My … Continue reading
October Video Blog
Howard’s Camp is a fine grassy meadow, long used by the Indians as a camping spot. It is not now actually situated on the Lolo Trail, but it is so definitely described by the explorer’s journals as to leave no … Continue reading
No one knows for certain when the Lolo Trail was first used by mankind. The first record we have of it is when Lewis & Clark and their Corps of Discovery came over it in September, 1805. At that time … Continue reading
