Take a break from the busy routine and enjoy a moment along the peaceful Madison River in Montana. This is our own video taken at a spot about 15 miles south of Cameron, Montana.
Thursday, May 31, 2012
Peaceful Madison River
Take a break from the busy routine and enjoy a moment along the peaceful Madison River in Montana. This is our own video taken at a spot about 15 miles south of Cameron, Montana.
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Wonderful video. The sound of that water is relaxing,and the scenes are lovely.
ReplyDeletenothing better than the sound of rushing water. thanks, john.
ReplyDeleteThe sound of running water always soothes the soul. My ears perked to the lovely bird call toward the end of the video. It's nice to take two minutes out of my busy day to delight in such a serene scene. Thank you for sharing, John!
ReplyDeleteI love the water sound! Just beautiful to look at and listen to.
ReplyDeleteSO Peaceful!!
ReplyDeleteGreat video makes you want to buy a place and move to Montana.
ReplyDeleteYup, that's what we did - bought a place and moved to Montana. Thanks for this post, John, and the one about early Yellowstone. Very well done. I'm going to enjoy following your blog.
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