Part III: The Illustrated "Zen & the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance" Chapters 16 thru 26.  

The Canyon Is So Narrow, the Road Is Jammed Tight Against The High Cliff .
….In The Distance, Look Closely To See 5 Cycles Coming This Way, AND Below The Cycles Brown Railroad Tracks Can Be Seen.
…. The River Water Surface Looks Disturbed. But This May Be Due To The Sharp Curve Of The River, Rather Than Showing A Place Where True Rapids Are Found.


….[ “ …. canyon of whitish-tan rock, …. “ ]

Along The Jefferson River, In The ZMM Narrator’s => [High Walled] “. A Narrow Canyon Of Whitish-Tan Rock ” ~2 Miles SE Of, Jefferson Island, MT. . NOTE: Location is not the ZMM Narrator’s.“.At Three Forks . ”, but some 24 straight line miles West & a bit south.,


…. RIGHT Click & Select New Tab To See A Google Satellite View Of The Location Of The /\ Above /\ Photo. This Will Help You Know WHERE Are located Significant Landscape Features, Discussed In The 8 Photos Hereabouts In This Album. AFTER This Satellite View Comes Up, Please Notice =>
..A) Upper Left Jefferson Island, MT, and LaHood, MT and
..B) The White Rt-2 Highway Markers, which mark the road from Three Forks, MT (at right off Satellite View), and from there, follow the Jefferson River. ((With the exception that, the Line for Rt-2 LEAVES the Jefferson River Valley (look closely) going North from LaHood, MT.))
.,C) Red Pinpoint marks Location of /\ Above /\ Photos, taken at WayPt = 235
..D) Zoom-In and then ClickDrag View up until you see the South-most curve of the river. Above the river, and by the highway, you see a Dark Spot. This is the Unusual, Lone, Large Tree mentioned, and seen in my SECOND Previous Photo ( = 109-0931 + 109-0932sc).
..E) The Tree of D) above, marks a bit further West from where my previously seen 3 photos were taken at WayPt = 232.
..F) At center right, Lewis and Clark Caverns State Park.
..G) North of Jefferson Island, MT, see where Rt-2 runs by I-90. Zoom-In, ClickDrag, and look closely to see I-90 has bridges over a river. This is the North Boulder River, which is mentioned in The Lewis & Clark Historical Marker Sign, SECOND Photo Next.
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(Photo = 109-0947 ...... ZMM Page = 235...... WayPt = 235w 4355ft)


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