The
terrain became gentler as we left the badlands behind.
The
Route
Today’s route was another simple one. We continued east on I-94 for
232 miles to Jamestown.
About the Day
We awoke to clear skies, a strong breeze, temperatures in the low-70's, and a pond
under the front of the trailer. We had sun until mid-afternoon with a high of
77°. It became mostly cloudy
by 3:30pm and there were a few sprinkles.
Getting Going
Waking up was easy. Getting hitched up while avoiding the mud and
water, not so much.
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| The walkways helped us get around ... |
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| … and connect the hitch without standing in water. |
Along the Way
I-94 resurfacing provided lots of orange cones and miles of single-lane
driving. Fortunately, traffic was light. We had smooth sailing all day. A
strong tail wind did wonders for our gas mileage.
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| I-94 as we left Medora |
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| There were lots of wheat fields |
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| Open range |
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Lots of corn fields
(Note the cow on the hill)
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Salem Sue - the world’s largest Holstein cow
New Salem, ND
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| Clouds formed as we approached Jamestown. |
The Campground
We’re staying at Jamestown
Campground just off I-94. It’s dated, but has full
hookups, nicely shaded sites and an air conditioned laundry.
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| Site #27 |
Tomorrow
We’ll say goodbye to I-94 at Fargo and head into central Minnesota
on US-10.
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