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You know you had a good vacation when you come back and can't remember how to check your voice mail.

Warning, this post has nothing much to do about real estate or mortgages!

One of the things I love about my job is that I can take time off whenever I want. Back in my w2'd slave days, I had to beg to take my 2 weeks of vacation and God forbid that I asked for it off over a holiday.

This most recent vacation was a camping trip to Glacier National Park. We had never been and were totally blown away by the magnificent scenery, the wildlife, and just how fast one could forget the outside world.

Glacier Goats

(Never mind the date stamp, I forgot to reset it after changing the camera's batteries)

Virginia Falls Glacier NP

Logan Pass, Glacier NP

While it was hot back home, we enjoyed the cool mountain air.

Anyway, this has nothing to do with Real Estate, although I did pick up a few RE Guides for Kalispel and the Flathead Lake area. I just wanted to share a few photos of a true national treasure, Glacier National Park.

Maybe tomorrow I can remember how to take a loan application!

Posted by Roger Howell on 08/11/2009 10:33 PM

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4 Comments on You know you had a good vacation when you come back and can't remember how to check your voice mail.

AUG

Beautiful Roger! Looks like you had a wondeful vacation. Hopefully the vaca hangover will not last long and you'll be back to running rampant on those loan applications!

Great job, just for taking a vacation! Even better yet, it was so great you forgot office basics!

AUG

Hi Roger, I'm going to Glacier National park Sept 6th - 9th and I love your pics. My husband and I are staying at the Isaak Walton lodge and taking a rafting trip. Where is that waterfall? I have to see it, it is gorgeous. I hope I don't have to hike a long way to get to it. My feet aren't what they used to be. I'm also looking forward to seeing the crazy looking mountain goats.

SEP

Hi Liz,

The waterfall is Virginia Falls, its almost 2 miles from the going to the sky road. There's a shuttle stop right there and its not too difficult a hike. There's a lot of people on the trail, so hopefully it keeps the bears away.

The hidden lake trail at Logan's Pass was more difficult, but its worth the effort. I think the Logan's Pass portion of the park was my favorite.

Have a great time on your vacation!

Roger

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