Day Four: Glendive to Fargo

A shorter day than yesterday - essentially a straight line across the state of North Dakota on I-94.



This town wasn't content with a one-letter rock sign:



Welcome to North Dakota!







Theodore Roosevelt National Park sign at the Painted Canyon:







A warning sign about bison. But like the Little Bighorn and its snakes, they promised a dangerous animal and didn't deliver!



There were plenty of these unnamed exits, whose 'No Services' sign means: Tourist, there's nothing for you here, not even gas. Just keep on driving...


I missed getting a shot of the giant buffalo bison, but here's a giant, unexplained cow (edit: this cow turns out to be called "Salem Sue"):



Just entering Mandan, we're passed by two cops (one of each kind) with sirens going. Five of them converged on this hay-hauler. Who knows what they think he's doing?



The Missouri river



North Dakota has very pretty (and very clean) rest stops:



Buffalo Bill's daughter?