Our hotel in Bismarck, ND was near the state Capitol. Once again, we’ve been to and through Bismarck many times and have never stopped by the Capitol building.
It was a cold and windy day, but the stop was worthwhile.
I was quite surprised to see that the building is modern.
The main building To the left of the tall office building Statue of John Burke, 10th Governor of ND 1907-1913Plaque at base of statue I have a new bucket list idea Liberty Memorial Building and State Library Fire escape at back of Liberty Memorial building caught my eyeThe name plaques are underneath
As we drove farther north, the snow dissipated until it was completely gone! This was a new, unexpected, and most welcome experience for us.
Falkirk Coal Mine, Underwood, NDNear Gardiner Dam NDLewis and Clark Interprative Center Washburn ND. We didn’t stop this time. This is an old photo of a previous stopApproaching the land border at Portal NDNorth Portal, Canada BorderOur home province Southeast Sask is a part of the Bakken Play. Our area is home to the second largest oil field in CanadaWe made a quick stop to pick up my traditional Easter treat Estevan, Sk coal mining museumLignite Louie is Estevan’s coal mining mascotThe first drag line in the Estevan area – now retired and tiny compared to the massive lines that work nowThe old power plant, now a museum, welcomes us home to Weyburn, SK
It was a good road trip home. I hope you enjoyed traveling with us via these posts.
Welcome home, Terry! I am glad your entire trip went well. It looks enticing, but Dan and I would have a time surviving all that driving time. 😳 Have a great day! 💞
Thanks, Anne! It’s great to be home and no snow is a big bonus! It’s definitely a lot of driving time and we both get a tad “testy” by the time we wrap up a day 😂
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