They both showered and dressed; and crossed the road for breakfast. Breezy, was surprised top find Pops helping out behind the counter. Donna was back cooking on the grill.
"Hey heard there was a bit of excitement last night." Pops said.
"Yeah, some guy tried taking my head off with a bat, and Breeze kicked his ass." Jack said. "She even broke his leg; if she hadn't been there he might have killed me."
"She took eight years of Judo classes, she should have been a 'black belt', but that stupid Sensei wouldn't promote her unless she competed." Pops growled. "She could have killed that asshole."
"Would you guys stop talking about me as if I weren't here?" Breeze complained. "I'm hungry, bacon & eggs with a short stack; OJ and coffee to drink."
"I'll have the ham & potato skillet, whole wheat toast and coffee black." Jack sat on the next stool. "New job Arlo, giving up the bike business?"
"Just helping out like usual, always give Donna a hand when I'm up visiting." He grinned. "Then she ain't too tired for me when her shift is over."
Donna turned and tossed a towel at him, "Geezer, I'll show you who's tired tonight."
Pops went over to Donna and laid a big kiss on her lips and cupped both ass cheeks, pulling her close.
"Please you two, you're just like a couple of kids, you're in public." Breezy lectured. "Save it for the bedroom."
Donna brought their plates over and Pops brought the coffee. They ate and chatted about everything and nothing until breakfast was consumed. Breezy hugged them good bye and again the younger couple crossed the street to the motor home. Jack pulled the coach around, and headed west toward Glenrock. It was an hour of steady traffic before they reached the Montana border, high grassy plains rolled into scrub sagebrush hills. Before reaching Billings the States Capitol they turned south and drove through the small town of Raspberry Flats near the foothills of the Bitter Root Range. The mountain range rose sharply from the valley floor, sparsely covered with vegetation, until about half way up the summit. Then aspen groves sprouted in canyons, and pines covered outcroppings of rock, further up the rock was barren hard stone.
He slowed and pulled off onto a graded gravel & dirt road. Following the base of a cliff around to the mouth of a canyon, where aspen and cottonwood trees grew. There sat the Log Home, scratch that, Mansion, for it looked to be over twenty thousand square feet. Built from pine logs and local limestone it's entrance had two log columns supporting a weather roof. Two huge doors carved with trees and a stream covered the door, the stream was inlayed water glass filled with natural bubbles.
"Oh Jack, it's beautiful." Breezy sighed.
"Want to check it out while I put the motor coach up?" Jack asked her.
"Yes, do you need me to help bring stuff in though?"
"I can get bring everything in through the garage." He went forward to unlock the door and turn off the alarm. "Your castle awaits, my lady."
She grinned from ear to ear and kissed him as she passed by. The hall floor was covered in natural slate, and sealed. Warm pine walls welcomed the visitor, although most of the walls were bare. To the left in the hall was a study. With a desk, computer, and a couple of built in shelves. To the right was a family room. Dark green leather couches, a pine coffee table, and every electronic gizmo and gadget you could buy. Several built in shelves held movies.