I made it to Ennis today. It was a nice 4 hour drive with a few stops. I think it was extremely brave of me to not stop at the Patagonia Outlet in Dillon, Montana. I cannot go in there and not buy something..So I escaped that temptation.
Ennis was Tom's mother's and his grandparent's home. We visited it often and many of Tom's ancestors are buried here. There is a lot of family history in this town. Tom wanted to be buried here and we of course followed his wishes to be buried in Ennis and also have a green burial.Today is about ten months after his burial. I visited his grave and saw his lovely headstone. It was sad..but I was glad to sit with his presence for some time. There is a field next to the cemetery and it was full of antelope running across the field..and many birds circled overhead. It was beautiful.
I placed a few things on his grave..a "Slap Your Mama" (his fav spice) with a little plant, a glass ball from Japan and some sea glass and shells.
I am camping with Ruthie on the Madison River. It is so quiet and full of life. It was one of Tom's favorite fishing spots.
Tomorrow..onward to my first Harvest Host stay, a flower farm.
Love to all my pals!
5 comments:
Thanks Pam, I am looking forward to your evening posts. Rest in peace Tomas.
I love following your blog, Pammie! Tom’s headstone is perfect! Ruthie looks so peaceful resting on Tom’s grave. It’s a beautiful place. I love your gifts left for him in this special place. π. It’s so brave to pass up on Dillon option, a true measure of self discipline and maturity. Continue your journey well, my friend.
I can imagine both places so far as I have joined you and Tim at both. Now, on to new adventure.
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“slap your mamma spice”, you gave that to me for christmas one year and i love it! i didn’t realize it was one of Tom’s favorites, now i really love itπ
His resting place looks so lovely and perfect, glad you could go and spend some time there dragon sister…
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