The Last Best Place

When I look at this crumbling old homestead, I can't help but imagine what it was like to homestead a piece of land in the early American West.  There was no electricity and no running water.  In Montana, winter weather begins in October and lasts until May.  You better have a sharp axe for firewood and a good horse and wagon to haul the wood home.  You might also hope your well hits water if there isn't a stream nearby.  Even still,  when I look at this scene, I can't help but imagine that these bold pioneers knew a powerful sense of freedom that most people never know.  
 
Metal prints are printed on Chromaluxe Aluminum and arrive ready to hang.
 
Paper prints are printed on Fuji Crystal Archive paper and will require framing.