Part of a 4-H Club "Community Landscape Project"
This photo doesn't quite capture the neon color of this field.
Part of the Enchanted Highway, and at one time the world's largest scrap metal sculpture.
There were three trucks traveling together, each carrying a blade.
A mouse-accessible mailbox! I bet this house has a Cheese-of-the-Month subscription.
Thanks to Paul for arranging my stay with Owen, and thanks to Owen for being such a great host! After a really hot and humid day, I couldn't have asked for anything more: cold drinks, shower and laundry, great food cooked on the grill, and a really sweet little dog occasionally coming over to say hi.
I hadn't seen him since Indiana, but he's made some more appearances west of the Missouri.
Glad to see our road worker friend is feeling better today.
They stopped to give me a half gallon of V8 Splash and a lucky dollar, and Morrie really wanted to give me his camera tripod as well, but I didn't have room for it. He also insisted that I be in the picture with them. And, finally, you may be interested to know that they once helped a group of Hare Krishnas push an organ two miles up a mountain in Idaho.
Thanks for the air-conditioned dinner, ladies!
From left to right: Karen, Marcie, Desirae
I've seen WAY more trains in North Dakota than in any other state. Some days I see more train cars than automobiles.
I cannot believe people still use Calvin-peeing-on-things stickers to express their opinions.
were these lovely people who shared their venison sausage with me.
