A tree atop an old steamer trunk in the woods. There's no telling how long the steamer trunk has been there, but I would estimate 50 years or more. Just down the road from the cabin we visit near Red Lodge are the ruins of a couple of other buildings that used to be part of the ranch before they fell into disuse and basically fell down. This steamer trunk is near those ruins, so I assume it was connected to them in some way. Every time I see it I wonder what story it would tell if it could talk. Why would someone take such a nice trunk and just leave it out in the woods to be crushed by, well, a trunk?
A tree atop an old steamer trunk in the woods. There's no telling how long the steamer trunk has been there, but I would estimate 50 years or more. Just down the road from the cabin we visit near Red Lodge are the ruins of a couple of other buildings that used to be part of the ranch before they fell into disuse and basically fell down. This steamer trunk is near those ruins, so I assume it was connected to them in some way. Every time I see it I wonder what story it would tell if it could talk. Why would someone take such a nice trunk and just leave it out in the woods to be crushed by, well, a trunk?
