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| Saturday - September 2 Fargo, ND to Hawley, MN |
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| Pretty quiet streets this morning. There is a lot of reconstruction work in the downtown area right now. Bet the locals will be glad when it is done! |
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| There wasn't a sign but that bridge crosses the Red River which is the state line between North Dakota and Minnesota. We are entering Moorhead, MN. |
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| The roads around here have really nice shoulders. (so does Doug ☺) |
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| There were also wide bike paths along several of the main roads. We suspect they get a lot of snowmobile use in the winter. |
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| Solar and wind all in one spot. That is also the water treatment plant in the background....a true multi-use place. |
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| An addition to our list of interesting items to be found on the shoulder of the road. |
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| The first of several crossings of the Buffalo River....which looks like a slow creek right now. |
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| Time for a break from the main road (Hwy. 10) and a snack and bathroom break at the picnic area. |
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| There is also bluestem prairie research area associated with the park. |
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| Our last full day in the prairie. The chorus of the grasshoppers accompanied us most of the day. |
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| Getting a little Canadian smoke as we reach our destination for the day. All the towns have these beautiful entry signs but a lot of them are well outside the current city limits. We still have a couple of miles to go. |
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| After checking into our motel we did a little touring around town. This school looks like it also participates in Safe Routes to Schools activities. We will miss our walking school bus this month. |
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| Time for laundry, catching up on the journal and getting the blog going....the legs know that the tour has really started even though it was a pretty short day. We didn't get many miles in the last couple of weeks due to the smoke, the wedding, and the company! |
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