The Geese Will Return
Sitting on a lake in the center of an eastern Montana plain, you would think their approach would be obvious: “Just keep your eye out for a giant flock of birds,” my mother advised. But it wasn’t that simple. The lake’s Blackfeet name is Sai Yai ksi Q Tsi tan Toh Pi, which translates to
Sitting on a lake in the center of an eastern Montana plain, you would think their approach would be obvious: “Just keep
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