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At that point, there were no plans for a Bed and Breakfast. Tina was still working as a registered nurse and helping on the ranch, and Peter was a Urologist in Great Falls. Aer the sudden loss of her husband and eventual retirement from nursing, she knew she needed to find a project. A friend suggested a Bed and Breakfast, which seemed to be a great match for Tina with her rancher's work ethic, love for people, and cooking combined with a desire to share the home she had so lovingly created. e pandemic delayed her initial start date, but she began a so opening in the summer of 2021. Guests had the choice of three rooms with unique themes; e Doctor's Office, e School Room, and the Captain's Quarters. Guests are treated to a warm welcome and tour along with refreshments and a gourmet breakfast the following morning that might include fresh vegetables from her garden. All the breads served are homemade. She can also accommodate requests for additional meals for those who want to sele in to the quiet hideaway. Aer breakfast, guests can enjoy the stunning view of Tiger Bue (the Bed and Breakfast's namesake) and the Lile Belt Mountains or take a hike on the property or on a trail in the nearby Lewis & Clark National Forest. Others might enjoy siing on the patio to capture the views and the excitement of spoing area wildlife that frequent the property or the sounds of a coyote howl or an owl hoot rising up from the darkness. And sometimes, it might simply be – the sound of silence. For more information or to book a room, visit www.tigerbuemanor.com or call (406) 736-5404. Kay Bjork is headquartered on Swan Lake where she and her husband have launched on a multitude of Montana adventures. S MT This bathroom shows how extensive the use of antique objects was in completing the home. The home is graced by two reclaimed staircases. The "Captain Quarter's" carries a nautical theme. Fixtures were all collected and placed carefully. SIGNATURE MONTANA | 19