This was the view from the cabin where we stayed in North Dakota. It was also generally representative of the rest of North Dakota. There was not much there. We did learn that canola and flax are major exports of North Dakota because we googled to discover what crops were growing in the fields of beautiful yellow or blue flowers. The town we were staying in had a population of 24 and it was the county seat.
The wildlife in North Dakota seemed to be prairie dogs and grasshoppers. There were so many grasshoppers that it almost rose to Biblical plague levels. Every step you took hundreds of grasshoppers would fly up into the air. The kids enjoyed trying to catch them.
They're pointing at a prairie dog right behind them. The soundtrack of our hike there was a chorus of squeaky toys, or rather it was a host of angry prairie dogs trying to get us to move along.
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