looking up from the Deep Ravine, to the site of Custer's Last Stand, Reno's Valley Fight, gives an idea how tortuous the terrain is. If you read the one sign, you will read about artifacts found at the site after sage and prairie brush burned off in the early 80's, i guess it's kind of hard to make out, one of the more haunting finds was a left 4th proximal metacarpal (left ring finger bone) with wedding ring with inscription still around the bone. the brush was anywhere from 1-4 feet high, imagine being a soldier, trying to run on foot through the dense undergrowth on a 95F degree day and feel being hit by an arrow entering your back and protruding out the front of your chest, knowing your life would mercifully be over the split second a Sioux, Cheyenne or Arapahoe war club crushed your skull. My Moto Guzzi atop Beartooth Mountain Pass, a spectacular high speed ride of about 45 miles. Finally, one last picture looking north on Highway 17 in the San Juan Valley, flanked by the Sangre de Cristo mountains on each side. This stretch of Highway 17 runs 51 miles straight without a single curve. About 40 miles ahead from where the picture was taken, on the left, are five 14,000 foot mountain peaks. i was on my way back from a visit to Adams State University, i am currently working on my Master's degree in Counseling.