Comments on: Radio Radio http://afiler.com/radio-radio/ afiler.com Sun, 13 May 2012 10:29:39 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Valerie http://afiler.com/radio-radio/comment-page-1/#comment-1280 Valerie Sat, 25 Apr 2009 04:08:58 +0000 http://afiler.com/2008/06/19/radio-radio/#comment-1280 Cool idea. I'm a fan of ND. I'll check back again to see if you've gotten to Mandan (my mom's hometown), Glen Ullin (love the red soil there), and other towns west of Bismarck. I live in Chicago 'burbs and so I appreciate the vastness of ND, the endless horizon, the lonely prairie buildings (especially churches and cemeteries) that are testaments to the people who carved out their lives there and formed caring communities. Sights I've enjoyed on drives that one doesn't see in my area: a long train in a valley that's in full view - from engine to caboose - as seen from a highway above the valley while driving parallel to the tracks; starting to drive down into a valley and seeing a storm sitting over the highway at the low point and being able to look over and beyond the storm to the dry pavement rising out of the valley on the other side. I also like the lack of traffic! Cool idea. I’m a fan of ND. I’ll check back again to see if you’ve gotten to Mandan (my mom’s hometown), Glen Ullin (love the red soil there), and other towns west of Bismarck. I live in Chicago ‘burbs and so I appreciate the vastness of ND, the endless horizon, the lonely prairie buildings (especially churches and cemeteries) that are testaments to the people who carved out their lives there and formed caring communities. Sights I’ve enjoyed on drives that one doesn’t see in my area: a long train in a valley that’s in full view – from engine to caboose – as seen from a highway above the valley while driving parallel to the tracks; starting to drive down into a valley and seeing a storm sitting over the highway at the low point and being able to look over and beyond the storm to the dry pavement rising out of the valley on the other side. I also like the lack of traffic!

]]> By: Libby http://afiler.com/radio-radio/comment-page-1/#comment-1236 Libby Wed, 09 Jul 2008 00:12:46 +0000 http://afiler.com/2008/06/19/radio-radio/#comment-1236 I'm from north central North Dakota (Newburg, population 88). If you ever get up in that area, let me know. The Turtle Mountains are beautiful, so make sure you stop at Lake Metigoshe. Also, there is a point at the western edge of the Turtle Mountains called Mystical Horizons where you can look out and see the flat North Dakota prairie just go on forever...check it out if you get to that part of the state... http://www.turtlemountains.org http://bottineau.com/Photoalbum/100_2561.jpg I’m from north central North Dakota (Newburg, population 88). If you ever get up in that area, let me know. The Turtle Mountains are beautiful, so make sure you stop at Lake Metigoshe. Also, there is a point at the western edge of the Turtle Mountains called Mystical Horizons where you can look out and see the flat North Dakota prairie just go on forever…check it out if you get to that part of the state…

http://www.turtlemountains.org
http://bottineau.com/Photoalbum/100_2561.jpg

]]> By: Troy http://afiler.com/radio-radio/comment-page-1/#comment-1235 Troy Wed, 25 Jun 2008 19:24:53 +0000 http://afiler.com/2008/06/19/radio-radio/#comment-1235 Listening Now! Have fun in ND :) Listening Now! Have fun in ND :)

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