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04/23/2024

Absolutely beautiful evening from Sundance Point Vacation Rentals in beautiful Paradise Valley Montana

04/16/2024

Beautiful morning 🌄 from Sundance Point Vacation Rentals in Livingston Montana

06/26/2023

Beautiful sunset at Sundance point tonight! Blessed!

06/06/2023

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05/30/2023

The freedom that we enjoy was bought and paid for by the men and women who fought and died to preserve our way of life. Those warriors held the line and did not weaken when it was necessary and paid the ultimate sacrifice! We should celebrate these men and women everyday, but today is specifically carved out for them. Please take a moment to remember the men and women who gave their lives in service to others. Have a great Memorial Day!

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05/29/2023

Thank to all who have ever served this great country. We love you

05/14/2023

The Border Patrol union stated this week that President Biden should be arrested for creating the “worst sustained disaster… ever seen at our border.”With the end of Trump-era Title 42, migrants are massing at the border in numbers agents have never witnessed before.According to Border Patrol ...

05/14/2023

Missouri lawmakers have passed legislation that bans s*x changes, puberty blockers, and hormones for minors. A bill that prevents any school from allowing biological males to compete in female sports was also passed.Senate Bill 49 and Senate Bill 39 are both expected to be signed by Republican Gover...

10/15/2022

Beautiful fall morning 🌄 here in Paradise Valley have a blessed day 🙏

08/13/2022

Beautiful morning from Sundance Point Vacation Rentals
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07/16/2022

Have a wonderful evening and blessed weekend.
From our family to your families.

06/20/2022

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⚠️ 6/20 FLOOD UPDATE ⚠️

During a visit to Yellowstone National Park and Gardiner, Montana, on Sunday, June 19, National Park Service Director Chuck Sams with Yellowstone National Park Superintendent Cam Sholly announced $50 million to kick-start recovery efforts from record breaking floods.

They also announced that in addition to the park’s southern loop reopening on June 22, the park’s northern loop is expected to reopen in two weeks or less following completion of clean-up, repairs and final inspection of the northern loop infrastructure. This will allow visitors to access Dunraven Pass, Tower, Mammoth Hot Springs and Norris opening visitor access to approximately 80 percent of Yellowstone National Park. Additional details on access will be announced in the coming weeks.

The initial $50 million will be used to restore temporary access to Gardiner and Cooke City, Montana and other additional sites. Plans are being finalized for improving the Old Gardiner Road for temporary access between Yellowstone and Gardiner, Montana. In partnership with the Federal Highway Administration, road construction crews and materials that were already in the park for a previously scheduled road project to repair 22 miles of the Grand Loop Road between Old Faithful and West Thumb Geyser Basin will be diverted to the Old Gardiner Road project.

The NPS currently anticipates the Old Gardiner Road will be substantially improved over the upcoming months, ensuring that essential emergency services, food, supplies and other administrative needs will be available throughout the winter months. As work proceeds through the summer, the NPS will look for opportunities to restore limited visitor access at the park’s North Entrance. Emergency environmental and historic preservation compliance is underway in accordance with the National Historic Preservation and Environmental Policy Acts. Permanent reconstruction options are being developed and alternatives will be completed in the upcoming months.

In addition to plans to reopen Yellowstone’s northern loop much sooner than initially anticipated, the NPS is working with the Federal Highway Administration on a range of temporary and permanent options to restore access to Silver Gate and Cooke City at the park’s northeast entrance. Currently, the Northeast Entrance Road is impassible between Lamar Valley and Silver Gate. Cost, funding and timelines are not yet available for these short or long-term repairs to the Northeast Entrance Road but will be released as soon as possible.

Announced on June 18, Yellowstone will restore access to the southern loop of the park at 8 a.m. Wednesday, June 22, via the East (Cody), West (West Yellowstone), and South (Grand Teton/Jackson) entrances. Accessible areas include Madison, Old Faithful, Grant Village, Lake Village, Canyon Village and Norris. To balance the demand for visitor access, park resource protection and economic interests of the communities, the park will institute an interim visitor access plan based on license plate numbers. To learn more about the alternate license plate entry system, visit Yellowstone’s flood recovery webpage : go.nps.gov/YELLflood.