
MSU: Heating Plant
Originally uploaded by big mike - montana.
Constructed in 1922. I like this building's exterior design very much.
A blog about life in Bozeman, Montana.

Constructed in 1922. I like this building's exterior design very much.

MSU has several neat buildings that were constructed around 1920.

My pantry is almost bare. I'm trying to empty it out before winter. Then I'll restock with new stuff. Looks like I'll be eating a lot of soup over the next month...
(Did you notice that almost all of the labels are facing the front?)

Every place on the MSU campus that accepts cash has a sign that says "No Canadian money." I've tried to pass Canadian coins (unwittingly, of course), but the clerks usually catch me.

Windows on a house near MSU. I'm not an architect, but I know what I dislike: round or octagonal windows.

Since Best Buy is trying to build a store here (south of Home Depot), Vann's needs to expand into a more visible location.

This plot of land south of Huffine will be developed into retail shops. My understanding is that it will be somewhat similar to downtown-type retail.

It took me 19 months to accumulate 10,000 miles on my Subaru Forester (that averages to about 526 miles/month).
Here are the reasons I chose to buy a Subaru Forester: plenty of headroom, all wheel drive, car-like ride, excellent rating from Consumer Reports, and Subarus are very popular in Bozeman (which indicates they are good cars for skiers and winter-driving).

Located in NE Bozeman. This shed was probably a carriage house back in the old days.
Most of the houses in NE Bozeman are much nicer than this! the NE is an older section of town and it has plenty of small, modest cottages.

Bozeman has several trailer parks. I think that all of them are actually on land that has not been annexed by the City (e.g., the trailer parks are under Gallatin County zoning).
This small trailer park is located in NE Bozeman. It is clean and looks well-maintained.

Heh.
[Note: I posted several more photos of old cars on my flickr photoblog. Simply click on the photo above.]

In the old days, shepherds would stay in the fields for weeks on end to tend the flocks.
This old wagon is at Moose Creek Manor Antiques. A restored wagon can be viewed at the Museuam of the Rockies.

Old car at Moose Creek Manor Antiques on Huffine. If you like old cars, you had better visit quick. The owner got in trouble with the City Commission and will probably move the old cars within several months.

Not very fancy, but some folks currently lack even this level of plumbing.