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Take a journey with me through some of our countries impressive landscapes and learn about Tibetan culture as well as our own.
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September
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- Welcome
- Virginia City Montana
- Lessons from the road
- Thanking my Supporters
- Why I am riding
- RIght in front of my eyes
- Teaching is hard
- An older gallery posted on BMWxplor that I wanted ...
- One more gallery from the road...Glacier area Montana
- Anwering the questions
- In response to a comment
- How Frustrating
- Meeting People
- Pony Montana
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My Mission
- Hallie
- Bozeman, Montana, United States
- I feel as this world is ever changing and progressing that we all need to step back and take a look at what is around us. What may be lost, and only become a memory. I have seen it happen in my own hometown, where ranches are being sold, farms boarded up, and families moving on. What is unfortunate can also be a lesson as to why we need to save our traditions and our cultures. It is so important to remember where we have come from, our ancestors, and our beliefs. To not let anyone, or anything stop us from dreaming and reaching for goals and happiness. I want to show others through touring on my BMW F650GS and seeing this great country, the smaller details in life. The farmer working the field, the mother rasing her children, the child playing without a care in the world. I want to raise awareness for the Tibetan culture, which is so like our own culture right now. How we can learn from their culture, the simple things in life and how to survive in a world that wants to constantly change. I will be going to different towns, talking with people and setting up meetings and shows. My mission is to meet people, listen and learn, and to enjoy life for all that it is.
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