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Added: Fri Mar 26, 2010 - 01:18pm

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I'm moving to Portland

Submitted by Evan Lovely on Wed Mar 17, 2010 - 12:53pm

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I'm moving out of Missoula, MT to Portland, OR this week. I've been looking forward to this move for about 3 years now and am now in the position to be able to make it out. For my entire life I've watched the rest of the world run while Montana walks. Fortunately, the Internet is awesome and I've been able to keep up (that and traveling out many times). But let's face it, that's like running on a treadmill at home, while you could be out with others running. That all being said, I've love Montana and the people here dearly. An appreciation for walking will always be held be my (believe it or not), and I feel that after a while running with the world, I'll implore them to slow down and soak in what is amazing around them. Sorry for the loose analogy, but it somehow feels appropriate.

2nd Foursquare First Friday

Submitted by Evan Lovely on Fri Feb 26, 2010 - 02:30am

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Well, there was enough interest for last month's First Foursquare First Friday, where we played Foursquare (Learn what Foursquare is here) during Missoula's First Friday downtown, that we'll be doing it again. @MontanaMonica went to the most art galleries from 4 pm - 8 pm and won a growler of beer from me.

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Photos of the Missoula Inversion

Submitted by Evan Lovely on Sat Feb 20, 2010 - 08:40pm

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So often when I go up to Snowbowl, the ski mountain just outside Missoula I see the valley floor socked in. It seems that one would only have to hike the M to get above the fog, and into what usually is blue sky and a sunny day. Most of the people in town (including me when I'm there) think that it's a cloudy, foggy day, but we don't realize that a sunny day awaits us 100 feet above our heads. Curious what makes an inversion happen? Learn why here. I've gathered a few of my favorite photos of the Missoula Inversion here, I hope you enjoy them: