At 3 p.m. on July 16th, when my daughter returned home from Summerschool, we left for Montana, BOB's hometown of Richey. The Pen, Fun, and Pavilion www.biquge.info drive along Highway 94, via Fargo, Bismark, across North Dakota, all the way to Montana, more than 1,100 kilometers one way. With 2 kids, we stayed at the Holiday Inn in Jamestown City at 9 p.m. that night. The next morning, we set off at 7:30 a.m. and arrived in Richey at 12:30 p.m. for the Olson family's family reunion. Today, let's put some photos along the way, all of which were taken in the car, so some of the photos are not very clear.

The following 2 photos were taken on the street a few days before I went to Montana. Let's drive up to see it, and the outside of the car is really green!

As usual, the boss drives. In addition to driving, another task of the boss is to entertain our three ladies, such as telling jokes in a colorful way, learning to call certain animals, learning to pretend to be a singer, shaking his head and singing, telling some interesting things he saw along the way, etc., often laughing so much that my eldest lady and I have a stomachache! It's really a good journey, and the journey is not boring.

The tadpole children are doing quite well, but they increase the number of pooping times every day, making their parents scramble, and they are desperate to find stops, such as rest areas, gas stations, fast food restaurants, etc. along the way, which are all ideal places for girls to change diapers. If it really doesn't work, just change it in the car. Now I think Van is so good, I can do anything unsightly on Van, such as changing the second lady's diaper, wiping her buttocks, or breastfeeding.

My husband said that this kind of long house is a turkey farm

There are lakes everywhere, and Minnesota claims to have more than 10,000 lakes

Many families use their cars to tow boats to the lake on weekends. There are also many people who buy a holiday cabin by the lake and park their boats there

This is a train that transports coal, and Montana is rich in coal, as well as oil

This is a device for irrigating farms

Cattle and horses raised on the farm

This eldest brother is also very powerful, and he took his family truck away. My husband said that many Americans like this

This is a haystack made by a farmer with a machine, which is used to raise cattle and horses in winter, and because there is no grass in winter, it is now to be stocked

Taheodore, one of the most beloved presidents in American history, discovered this place and liked the terrain so much that he named the park after him.

Halfway through a sandwich snack on Subway

Mom had nothing to do, so she took a few pictures of the tadpoles

It's weird, it's good to smile toothlessly

The farther west you go, the fewer cars you have on the road. After entering Montana, the journey from the city of Glandive to the town of Richey took 45 minutes, and only 5 or 6 cars were seen on the way. Bob waved to the other car every time he saw a car coming from the other side, and the other party greeted us in the same way. My husband said that on the road in this kind of town, people who don't know each other will greet each other. I understand better, because there are so few people, and it is rarer to see a person than a bird! Look at the road ahead of us!

Farmers were photographed making haystacks with machines, piling them up layer by layer. Bob and the eldest lady said in unison, it really looks like pooping, like tadpoles!

This is the automatic oil extractor that Montana saw digging for oil, unattended, and the oil companies regularly came to take the oil that was dug up, and all the taxes on the oil went to the local schools.

THE OLSON FAMILY'S GATHERINGS ARE HELD EVERY 2,3 YEARS, AND THIS YEAR THEY ARE HELD AT THE TOWN'S CITIZENCENTERANDCOMMUNITYCENTER. Because we arrived half an hour late, and many relatives saw me and my 2 daughters for the first time, (my eldest daughter and I are still foreigners, so we should also be foreigners), so as soon as we entered the door, we were surrounded by many relatives, and my mother didn't have time to take pictures. When I remembered it, the tadpole children had already been hugged by many people, and they were very impatient, and it was time to sleep, so they started crying

BOB'S COUSIN HUGS TADPOLES

Bob's second sister, Karen, hugged the tadpole, and the child's reluctance made the aunt not know what to do

Hiley, the daughter of BOB's cousin Harley, came to our house last October to play and make jack-o'-lanterns with our eldest lady, and the two became good friends. As soon as they met today, the two of them went to the school in the town with another girl to play.

Today is the child's 3rd birthday

BOB TOOK ADVANTAGE OF HIS ELDEST AUNT'S 3 DAUGHTERS TO TAKE A GROUP PHOTO AND MADE US ALL AMUSED BY MESSING AROUND IN THE BACK. BOB SAID THAT WHEN HE WAS A CHILD, HE WAS OFTEN BULLIED BY THE MIDDLE SISTER, AND HE ALWAYS WENT TO HIS GRANDMOTHER TO COMPLAIN

Wearing the hat is BOB's second brother Ken, in the center is BOB's father, and on the right is his childhood friend

ON THE LEFT IS BOB'S FATHER'S BROTHER, AND NEXT TO IT IS HIS SON-IN-LAW

Standing on the far left is BOB's eldest brother, RICK, who served in the U.S. Air Force as a pilot after graduating from college and retired a few years later to help his father run his farm, and who also owns his own private jet. BOB'S FATHER ALSO SERVED AS A SOLDIER WHEN HE WAS YOUNG, HE ALSO HAS AN AIRPLANE DRIVER'S LICENSE, AND HE ALSO OWNS A PRIVATE JET, AND THE OLD MAN IS VERY POWERFUL, RUNNING A FARM BY HIMSELF, SUPPORTING FIVE CHILDREN, AND A FAMILY OF SEVEN. He sold his plane a few years ago because of his age, and he still owns a boat and RV. When I have time later, I can write about the old man's life experience in detail! BOB SAID THAT HE COULD FLY A PLANE, BUT HE DIDN'T GET A DRIVER'S LICENSE. (Note: In the United States, many people have aircraft licenses, private jets range from tens of thousands of dollars to hundreds of thousands, millions, airplanes are not played by rich people, and many middle-class people can also afford to take out loans to buy airplanes and drive them themselves)

This is a book written by an old man about the story told by his father

BOB'S DAD AND BOB'S GRANDPA

As soon as Bob's second sister saw us, she handed him this yellow blanket and said that her mother had woven it herself before she died, and gave it to the tadpoles. BOB'S MOTHER WAS GOOD AT WEAVING BLANKETS, KNITTING ONE FOR EACH OF HER SONS AND DAUGHTERS, AND GRANDCHILDREN. BOB MUST HAVE THOUGHT OF HIS MOM AGAIN, HIS EYES RED.

BOB's second sister, Karen, I think she's pretty cool, fast-talking, bold and careful, and very young in mind. Many years ago, five brothers and sisters went hunting in Canada, and she hunted a black bear alone, and her marksmanship was very good!

THE OLD MAN IN THE MIDDLE IS BOB'S AUNT, AND I REMEMBER WHEN WE CAME HERE LAST YEAR TO ATTEND BOB'S ELDEST SISTER'S DAUGHTER'S WEDDING, SHE HUGGED ME AND MY DAUGHTER TIGHTLY, AND EVEN SAID, IT'S NOT EASY!

Looking at the cars parked at the door, relatives come from all over the United States, and there are probably dozens of people today.

Today, I must take a picture of BOB's little aunt and uncle, it is this uncle who instigated BOB's father to play golf 19 years ago, so that the first and last shot of the old man's life hit someone else's buttocks, and the old man was hurt!

My mother-in-law, Sandy, my father-in-law's second wife, Bob's mother, who passed away 3 years ago, and my father-in-law and I just came to our house in June, so we met very cordially today. Soon after entering, Sandy reminded me to go get something to eat and she helped me take care of the tadpoles

Grandpa asked Grandma to take a picture of the tadpole

It's the grandfather's turn to hold the tadpole, and the children are still doing well, in the end, there is a relatively close blood relationship

Grandpa said, tadpole hair is so cool, much better than his own! This is the most gratifying thing for the tadpole mother, the hair comes from the old mother, although the color is brown and looks like a hedgehog. Many American children are born bald or have very little hair. Sandy says that Grandpa is very jealous of the tadpole's hair!

THE GRANDSON OF ONE OF BOB'S COUSINS, WHO IS CURIOUS ABOUT TADPOLES, HAS BEEN CIRCLING THEM

I also pulled the tadpole's hand, and I guess I want to be fatter than anyone's hand!

Then pull the tadpole's little blanket

Later, the tadpole took his hand away and refused to let him touch it, too, a girl's hand can't be touched casually

The next day was Sunday, also Richey's Rodeo, which was the equestrian competition. Every year at this time, a horse race is held, and people from a radius of hundreds of kilometers drive for 5 or 6 hours with their horses. BOB's grandfather was a very famous Cowboy (cowboy) when he was young, he was good at taming fierce horses, and whoever had a horse that could not be tamed would find him, and in his hands, there was no horse that could not be tamed! I remember that when we first came to the horse racing scene last year, we felt that the heat was unbearable, and my daughter and I went back to make a fuss, which made BOB so unwilling! Today, the weather is better, not so hot, so we brought our two daughters to watch it together.

This is a horse racing scene taken from a distance

This is the cart with the calf, and the conductor

This is a cart with horses

Took 2 daughters to see it

Bob's second brother Ken and his cousin's wife Jana volunteer at the Jockey Club every year, selling drinks and snacks, and all the proceeds go to the Jockey Club

And Bob's niece, who is also a good friend of our eldest lady. Later, before the game was over, we had to drive to another city to see BOB's eldest sister, who didn't want to leave, so she volunteered with BOB's niece Hiley and sold drinks.

Spectators in the stands

Mom and Miss. Accidentally, my swimming ring was exposed! )