My thoughts on North Dakota: North Dakota is a very pretty state, lots of farmland, very green, very clean. The people of North Dakota we've met are friendly and all seem enthusiastic about their state. I guess that it shows in how well cared for everything looks. No litter. Neat yards. Neat farms. I guess "tidy" is the word. North Dakotans love their home and they take care of it. How truly nice. We stopped in New Salem to see "New Salem Sue" the world's biggest holstein cow. It was recommended that we stop to see her by more than [View Full Entry]

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Well hi there y'all: Gotta practice my southern drawl for when I get to North Carolina! Are you impressed, Leshia? Well my day started off rather painfully. My master slid his chair back from the table this morning, right on the end of my tail, and it took a small piece off! Boy, did I yelp and let him know what he had done! They tried to get the blood flow stopped and put a band-aid on! Did you ever have someone try to put a band-aid on your hairy tail? Anyway, once we got in the car and on our [View Full Entry]

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Greetings all: Well quite an uneventful day for the most part today! A couple of interesting items though. We stopped for a coffee at a place called Caribou Coffee! It was a place on a par with Starbucks, complete with free wi-fi! However notice the selection of washroom facilities they offered us!! (see pic!) Not really - they had the real things! Then down the road a ways, we came upon the back of truck you see pictured! Yup - Samaritan's Purse! That was cool enough, but then we noticed who was hauling the trailer!! Paul Brandt Trucking! Who is Paul [View Full Entry]

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Well, here's the biggest buffalo one can see in the world, I guess. Located at the National Buffalo Museum/Frontier Village in Jamestown, ND. The "artifical" buffalo is 26 feet high and 46 feet long. It is a 60 ton concrete monument and was dedicated in 1959. Overlooks the city of Jamestown and its prairie hills. There's also a live buffalo herd in residence roaming throughout the hills which also includes a rare white albino buffalo called "White Cloud". I always enjoy seeing these creatures who still look like they probably did centuries ago. Much, much bigger in person. You wouldn't wan [View Full Entry]

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