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We started going through the forests and mountains of Washington State, Idaho, and Western Montana.pic.twitter.com/8NPqeKGPEM
Then we descended into the endless plains of Eastern Montana and North Dakota. We saw cattle ranches, oil fields, and 250-person towns. It's amazing that this harsh landscape can even human sustain life.pic.twitter.com/olUgw8TXYI
The food was pretty good and we did a lot of reading. Then we rolled into the cities of industrial Midwest and finally to Chicago. Then flew home. /endpic.twitter.com/DbxfPazzUO
Hey, 250 people is a good sized town in the part of North Dakota where I was born. I still like to go back as a cure for woodland claustrophobia.
Is that a thing that plains people have?
It's a little known fact that we have giant Daleks in ND
Almost afraid to ask, what’s a Dalek?
Very cool.
Merica
And American Citizens( and Native Americans), have been pioneering & producing on that land through some of the harshest conditions on the continent for hundreds of years!!
Great use of the vignette.
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