WildDakotaWoman TM

Random thoughts on life in western North Dakota with specific emphasis on the Little Missouri River and Missouri River watersheds. Also features news from Red Oak House, book reviews, and photographs from the garden. I write when I feel like it. I recognize that the choice of the name of my blog could be characterized as naughty. My mistakes are my own. UnHeralded.fish picks up my blogs, edits beautifully, and you can subscribe to UnHeralded.fish feeds if you wish.

Wednesday, August 24, 2022

Northeast North Dakota Road Trip: State Parks and State Historic Sites and More As Summer Slips Away

Turtle River State Park

Sweden State Historic Site, ND

Nash, ND

Pembina County Museum

St. Anthony Church, Pembina County Museum

Icelandic State Park

Birding. Can you see the Yellow-bellied Sapsucker?

White Horse Hill

Rachel Carson's quote caught my eye

Abundant prairie flora everywhere

White Horse Hill, originally a Theodore Roosevelt-era national park

Stanley R. Mickelsen Safeguard Complex, near Nekoma. Nothing but crickets & wind these days, but I visited in the '70s with my parents because military friends from Fort Bliss & Okinawa were stationed here.