Next day, get up, able to go to church, and wow, the church was a blessing, Pastor Paul Thomas, his wife Krista, the girls, the family, such a blessing, we got to eat with them Sunday night, got to have moose burgers, just a great time of fellowship, and it was like, I've known these people my whole life, you know, I just met them, and it's just a beauty of Christian fellowship together, so a great time, got to preach for them that morning, and in the afternoon, we went to a boys' home, boys' school, almost kind of borderline juvenile penitentiary, but not that far, I don't know how to describe it, hopefully that gives you an idea, some boys who have been in trouble, but I got to preach, I just preached on the gospel and justification by faith alone, it was a great time, and then the next day, Monday, so we had to bid our farewell to the Douglas family and their great hospitality, and then we headed toward Yellowstone, so we were going to stay in Red Lodge, right, Red Lodge, Montana, so we go, and we kind of take this, oh, I can't remember, what is it, Chief Joseph, I think, Scenic Byway, so that's our plan, we're gonna take St. Joseph's Scenic Byway, which we do, and then we're going to, I don't have everything in front of me, but we're gonna go over the Beartooth Highway, and we're gonna get into Red Lodge, so we take the scenic route, and then we go to Beartooth Highway, and there's a sign, road closed because of snow in 17 miles, well, this hick, Arkansan, saw some other people going that way, I was like, ah, let's just drive it anyway, so we drive it, and I'm like, I don't know, I really didn't, we had no service, wasn't sure of my distance, and I thought, well, maybe, maybe once I get up there, maybe there's another way to get around, something, I didn't know, rookie mistake, but I'm so glad I'd made it, because we get up, we're going up Beartooth Highway, and it starts snowing, and we stop, and we pull out, we play in the snow, we throw snowballs, we got pictures of us in shorts while we're playing in the snow, it's crazy, and we get up there, and sure enough, yep, road's closed, nowhere else to go, I gotta turn around, on my way back down the mountain, there's a couple of cars stopped, and I'm like, what are these guys doing, and there's a grizzly bear, like, right there, like, from the first car, it was like, five yards, 10 yards, from us, it was probably like, I don't know, 30 yards, a grizzly bear, here in the snowy mountains, I'm not sure if I was technically in Montana or Wyoming at that point, but anyway, it was, it was surreal, it was amazing, we were like, everybody, it was like, this is so cool, so, the bad part was, we had to go all the way around, back down St., or back down Chief Joseph Highway, and then to Red Lodge, Montana, which, Red Lodge, Montana is a cool little town, stayed the night there, they woke up in the morning, and saw a black bear, just, you know, right across from our Airbnb, just strolling along town, like, he owned the place, well, we had hoped to be able to go over Beartooth that morning, but of course, the road was still closed, so we had to go back down through St. Joseph, or, I say St. Joseph, because there's a school here, St. Joseph's, Chief Joseph's Scenic Byway, went to Cook City, went in the west, is that the west, northwest entrance of Yellowstone, oh, y 'all, if I could encourage you with one thing, make, put Yellowstone on your bucket list somewhere, and take the trip, figure out how to go, for us, it was amazing, we just took the day, seeing the scenery, seeing the animals, we saw more bears, we saw buffalo, we saw elk, we saw, oh, just, all these things, all these, we did, like, Old Faithful, all those things, I'll put it this way, it was so good, that we'd originally not planned to come back to Yellowstone, we'd just kinda do, like, one big day, you know, but we're like, okay, we're coming back again, and we kinda, if you Google all this out, we didn't really make a great plans on where we were staying, because we had one idea in mind, but we got there, and so that kinda changed, but anyway, the end of Tuesday, then, we were in west Yellowstone, ate one of the best meals we've had, it was like, I had, like, a lamb burger, someone else had bison, it was great, but anyway, we wound up in Rexburg, Idaho, which was like an hour and a half, but our goal, but we're like, hey, we're getting up, we're getting up, like, at four, and we're coming back, and that's what we did, so we got up at four, and we came back, I guess I would've went in the northeast entrance, right, because when I came back through west Yellowstone, I went in the west entrance, so then we spent another couple hours that morning in Yellowstone.