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~9:50 am Thursday, 1 Aug, STORY => Henry Gurr (Success!), Is Able To Get Through Bozeman Rush-Hour Traffic, Negotiate The Maze Of One-Way & And Dead End Streets, And Arrive Early, In Staff Parking Lot, at Montana State University’s Bookstore:
….Henry thus has about 2 hours => To find where he can temporary park, quick run-into Bookstore, find where is a “legal un-load zone”, and where to go (one mile), to sign up for a day long parking permit: Then three trips to un-load his “stuff”, then proper park his car 1/3 mile away, and set up at “Book Sign Event” presentation table, shown in view above. Set-up is completed; check-off lists twice reviewed, even before the first of Event Attendees have arrived.
….Thus there is plenty of time for greetings, and discuss detailed plans for long planned ZMM Book Chris & Narrator, Memorial Cottonwood Canyon Hike:

~12:30 Thursday, 1 Aug, /\ Above /\ Shows Henry Gurr’s Book Signing Presentation In Progress:

….The /\ Above /\ Photo, Is A Screen Capture From Film Producer Dennis Davis’s Video “A Little Gift To You” Click Here To View. This an .Information Video Re Robert Pirsig’s Book, which Shows Henry Entering MSU’s Montana Hall, and Several Clips Of Henry’s MSU Bookstore Event.
: …As You Will See => This is a video, which in 1:40 Minutes, packs in an excellent review of what Robert Pirsig accomplishes in his book "Zen Art Motorcycle Maintenance". And introduces why the Biography Of MSU’s Mrs. Professor Sarah Vinke was written. …Very short, but packs a wallop !!
…NOTE1: This Video really shows Film Producer Dennis Davis’ Art & Skill & Full Power. Please let me know what you think?
…NOTE2: After this YouTube comes up, you will see (below the Picture), Full Description of the Video. :
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A Hike In Cottonwood Canyon NF Trail, Gallatin National Forest, South Of Bozeman MT.
…..Opening of ZMM Chapter 16…
“Chris and I have had a good night’s sleep and this morning have packed the backpacks carefully, and now have been going up the mountainside for about an hour. The forest here at the bottom of the canyon is mostly pine, with a few aspen and broad-leafed shrubs. Steep canyon walls rise way above us on both sides. Occasionally the trail opens into a patch of sunlight and grass that edges the canyon stream, but soon it reenters the deep shade of the pines. The earth of the trail is covered with a soft springy duff of pine needles. It is very quiet here. ”

Our Abovementioned “Memorial Hike” Followed Approx => The “ZMM Narrator & Chris “Mountain Climb” Route: Like the Narrator, “Our Hike” started at DeWeese Home, went ~2 miles up Cottonwood Creek, into Gallatin National Forest: We (Tina DeWeese, Lee Glover, Dennis Davis with his Martina & Yours Truley) following well-traveled National Forest Trail, AND is the subject of Six Captions AFTER THE NINTH NEXT PHOTO = Brunch At The DeWeese Home:

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…. Originally Posted May 2019, Revised 1 October 2020 & June 3, 2022.
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