Rex Trulove
This image, looking out over Flathead River, is taken from a series of curves that follow the river closely. The curves are known as the Perma Curves, named after Perma, which is basically a spot near the road. The line of posts that can be seen along the side of the road in this picture aren’t traffic barriers, they are actually a fence that was erected around a strip of property that runs between the road and the river. The fields across the river often have elk, deer, bighorns, or an occasional bear, but to see them, a person needs to be very observant. They blend in well and on this trip, we didn’t see any.
