These are the content notes for " Difficult Roads ." "Difficult roads often lead to beautiful destinations." -- Zig Ziglar "We only have two choices: do nothing, or do something." -- Tony Kirwan Destiny Rescue Founder & International President Montana Road Map Large Going east on U.S. Highway 2 , the Blackfeet Indian Reservation ends at the town of Cut Bank. Chester is about halfway between Cut Bank and Havre; it holds the Lions Club Park rest stop. Police pulled over the semitruck not far east of Chester, between there and Joplin. Havre is just past the turnoff for Rocky Boy's Reservation, which is on U.S. Highway 87 a little southeast of Havre. Lohman and Chinook are the next two towns east of Havre. So Chester is near the halfway point between the Blackfeet Indian Reservation and Rock Boy's Reservation. Warshirt lives on the east side of the Blackfeet Indian Reservation. From there to Chester is about 114 miles, so roughly a 2-hour trip from his home to where police pulled over the semitruck full of trafficking victims. Distance between East Glacier Park, MT, USA and Chester, MT, USA (US) Goto: East Glacier Park, MT, USA Chester, MT, USA Driving Distance: 113.64 mi , Duration: 1 hours 50 minutes, Route: US-2 Different Units: 182.88 km, 113.64 mi, 98.75 nmi. Flight or air distance: 166.08 km / 103.2 miles / 89.61 nautical miles. From Box Elder in Rocky Boy's Reservation to Chester is about 62 miles, so roughly a 1-hour drive. However, the Iron Horses are bikers, so they could be anywhere around the vicinity of Rocky Boy's at any given time. Distance between Chester, MT, USA and Box Elder, MT, USA (Hill County) (US) Goto: Chester, MT, USA Box Elder, MT, USA (Hill County) Driving Distance: 61.7 mi , Duration: 1 hours 6 minutes, Route: US-2 Different Units: 99.29 km, 61.7 mi, 53.61 nmi. Warshirt uses a variety of crafts, mostly traditional or related ones, as a way to work on his calm and focu s. Among the things he most enjoys making and using are fidgets. Finger fidgets are among the easiest woodcarving projects to make. You just find a piece of wood that you like, carve it in to a pleasing shape, and polish it smooth. These are shaped like fingerbones with a little swell at the ends, which makes it easier to flip them around in your hands without dropping them. The texture is really important; you want a butter-smooth finish so that the wood feels good to touch. This type of fidget can work either for touching and grounding, or for twiddling around to disperse nervous energy. Carving a worry egg is much like carving a spoon without a handle. It's basically a thick oval with a hollow on one side so you can rub it. These are among the most discreet fidgets because you can keep one in a pocket and stroking it makes very little motion. For people who prefer textured fidgets, seashell or leaf shapes work well. Grooves, ripples, bumps, or dimples offer other options. Linked hearts can be clasped, rotated, and manipulated to keep your hands busy. These are more challenging to make , but they're good for working off nervous energy. Carving a roller ball is a variation on the classic ball-in-cage project . They're pretty challenging to make, but like worry eggs, they can be subtle to use if small enough. Medium to large ones also work well as massage tools. Wooden chains come in a variety of styles and span intermediate to advanced projects depending on complexity. Small ones can be thumbed through a single hand like worry beads, while larger ones are more often two-handed fidgets. Ranger beads are also called pace counter beads. They can be used to count anything, and Warshirt most often uses them to count game animals or other wilderness observations that the elders have asked him to take. He enjoys making ranger beads for the children of the tribe, which are mostly made of colorful paracord and sturdy glass beads or plastic beads. These are great fidgets because they're designed for pushing the beads along the cords. Beads can also be made of wood, bone, horn, metal, or other materials depending on what you like to touch. See a Blackfoot parfleche .