Virginia City, MT

Headed out of Dillon.
Beaverhead Rock.
Entering Twin Bridges, MT.
It’s the Platinum Capital.
Mine tailings along the route.
The fine for littering is $25.
Nevada City was a historic ghost town.
There was an arcade in Nevada City with a lot of historical coin-op machines. As I was enganged to Merrianne at this point, I asked an inportant question for 1¢.

The following day, I made it to Virginia City, Montana. I knew it was a tourist attraction when I saw that film was $6.29 a roll — twice the reasonable price. Virginia City was a restored wild west town, complete with Vaudeville show. In that wonderful show, I picked up my motto for the trip: “I can’t tame wild women, but I can make tame women wild.” I decided not to stay at the hotel there, which was $28 (expensive for the area), but instead opted for the campground, which was $2.50. The campground was loaded with flies — small change next to the killer mosquitoes of Wisdom. Crickets were common, too — they sounded like electric wires arcing.

the show was fantastic, i wished merrianne could have experienced it with me. the campground was 0.8 mile up a hill beyond town. piece of cake.
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