Still to Visit: North Dakota

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Happy Christmas Eve! I hope everyone is have a peaceful time. I’m enjoying the unseasonably warm weather and gearing up for more travels. I hope to visit at least one of the eleven states I haven’t yet been to. Here’s another one of those states. Haven’t visited: North Dakota More of the Lewis & Clark Trail!! Teddy Roosevelt National Park! And lots of plains! Yes, North Dakota is another state that is not advisable for travel in the winter. But in the summer? Why not! Here’s an interesting thing about North Dakota: it was admitted to the Union, along with South Dakota, in 1889. However, no “precedence” was assigned, so neither state could say it was admitted “before” the other. One interesting thing I found online was Valley City, known as “the city of bridges” because of all the bridges that cross the Sheyenne River. That looks like fun! There’s the International Peace Garden on the US/Canadian border, Fort Union, and heck, even the wood chipper from Fargo! It might sound boring to some, but I’m sure there’s plenty of brown signs along the highways to keep me distracted! North Dakota 38th/39th state (with South Dakota) Admitted: 1889 Capital: Bismarck RV Lifestyle is one of my favorite travel vlogs, so here’s their take on the Theodore Roosevelt National Park: