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And we are saying hello to autumn today. It arrives at 10 21 and will feel like summer. State to look forward to. Temperatures are feeling lovely as you wake up in the 60s. It is mild already and we will reach 80 at lunchtime. Highs expected in the middle 80s with partly to mostly sunny skies. It is one big smiley face on this forecast. Unbe year. We continue to see more nice weather but we are tracking a cool front to the west. It has stalled out so for the time being is not having any impact. But it will and i will let you know when coming up. In the meantime on future view partly cloudy ski...

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The goes you. You want to look bad a million square kilometers will look like this its a similar students this ship and that in the ice age Thirty Thousand years ago there were endless steps here just populated by all sorts of animals all use the all you need to find paleo ontological fossils is a shovel that will not help. Theres a little i found the tooth of a baby mammoth or worldly and part of the jaw more into the teeth of a full grown mammoth or this big is that this is a small one based on the bone remains here it is possible to estimate how many animals have lived here in the past a st...

Nicodemus Kansas is the last all-Black frontier town, which was founded to evade the hardships of reconstruction in Kentucky and Tennessee.

Wagon wheel impressions still mark the earth of the western Kansas prairie, where, beginning in 1877, Black former slaves journeyed across the plains. Those ruts, a physical reminder of the former slaves’ brave and challenging escape from new post-Reconstruction oppressions in the American South, and their dreams of true independence, self-determination and self-governance. But wagon […] The post The last all Black town in the West appeared first on Daily Montanan.