Our final day of driving, and we stopped here to visit the Charles Lindbergh museum; he grew up here and the story goes that he saw a plane fly over, which inspired him to the career he later had! The museum is quite interesting, we learned a lot from the tour guide!
Today we drove to the “headwaters of the Mississippi”, where the river begins its long journey – and where the flow is small enough that people play in the water, and cross it over stepping stones or a log! We did both, of course:
Another stop to break up the long drive, we visited the externally unusual North Dakota State Capitol, learning that as it was built during the depression they cut costs externally (no dome, like many Capitols) but still made it beautiful inside:
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