"Until Only One Monster Remained and He Gobbled Up The Stars and The Earth"
"Whale of a Touchfree takes Visa" is not a combination of words I ever expected to see.
And another lovely family who put a roof over my head to keep me dry. Their house has been in the family for over 100 years, and was originally built as the farmhouse for a bonanza farm.
Top row, left to right: Nick, Brandy, Amelia
Bottom row: Braiden, Lily, Harold the dog
What if you're mailing a flag to the landfill?
It's that stone set back from the road, obscured by grass, and surrounded by marsh.
My phone camera doesn't have a zoom lens; hopefully you can read the sign.
And a wind turbine
(I've already seen more turbines in ND than I had in all the other states combined.)
But this morning sure was. These kind folks let me stay in their garage (and fed me pancakes for dinner!) to avoid the storm that swept through early this morning. By the time we finished breakfast the rain had stopped, so I set off down the road once again.
From left to right: Manon, Buzz, Will, Margie
