by Mary Tastad | Nov 27, 2019 | Culture, History, Thanksgiving, Williams County, Williston
Read this newspaper page here: Thanksgiving Time in Williston, 1917. Historic Thanksgiving Sales Modern Thanksgiving Day seems to be as much about madly dashing to Black Friday Sales as it does Giving Thanks. A search through historic newspapers of the...
by Mary Tastad | Nov 24, 2019 | McKenzie County, Mild-mannered Explorers, North Dakota, North Dakota Badlands, North Dakota scenery, Photography, Snap Shot Sunday, Theodore Roosevelt National Park, Watford City, Wildlife
Badlands Bighorn Sheep by Diane Kay Photography An avid photographer of the western regions of North Dakota, and especially the North Unit of Theodore Roosevelt National Park, Diane Defoe of Diane Kay Photography in Watford City, North Dakota seems to commune...
by Mike Kopp | Nov 17, 2019 | Autumn, Hike, North Dakota Badlands, Things To Do
Do what is says on National Take a Hike Day It’s a day when you can get away with telling someone to “go take a hike.” The day gets national attention, but it’s even better when you do what it says. Take a hike. A National Forest Service Map...
by Mike Kopp | Nov 3, 2019 | Autumn, Hike, Medora, Mild-mannered Explorers, North Dakota Badlands, North Dakota scenery, Photoblog, Photography, Snap Shot Sunday, Theodore Roosevelt National Park
A Gloomy Day Reverses Itself We found out what happens if you wait until the last minute to catch a badlands sunset. You might miss it, or you might get a rewarding glimpse like we did. Cold and Gloomy It was a cold November evening. Was it still daylight? It was...
by Mike Kopp | Nov 2, 2019 | History, North Dakota, North Dakota history, Theodore Roosevelt National Park, Wildlife
Bison Power Bison may be the largest North American animal in North America, and that’s part of why they are celebrated every November 2. As you may expect, they are the stars of the Theodore Roosevelt National Park. If you don’t believe me, just look...
