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Edgeley to Carson ND

September 5, 2013 By sheilab Leave a Comment

We meet up with friendly people every where we stop. Larry had stopped to top off his radiator and this man drove down his long driveway to see if we needed help.

We meet up with friendly people every where we stop. Larry had stopped to top off his radiator and this man drove down his long driveway to see if we needed help.

Sheila’s and Linda’s words:

The first thing the lady in the office of our motel said to us tonight was “Are you guys lost”? You don’t get that kind of question when you travel freeways.

We had a good day although it was a bit warm at 94 degrees. Not so bad for us as for Larry and Linda’s radiator which needed water added a few times. Once, when their radiator started spitting,  we pulled off the road into a driveway in Emmons township. Thanks to the home owner for his route suggestions and a short visit (we hope you are following us on the blog now.) We are finding people along the way to be quite friendly and interested in our trip.

When Larry checked over his car this morning, he discovered that his radiator problem is caused by a leaky upper radiator hose. He got a stainless steel hose clamp and Merv got a muffler patching kit at a car parts store late this afternoon. The guys will make their repairs tomorrow morning.

Tired now and again I didn’t get the photos uploaded. Tomorrow will be hot again so we plan to start out early and stop someplace early afternoon. I hope to add photos to all posts then.

I saw more water in the landscape than I expected.
I saw more water in the landscape than I expected.
Ripe sunflowers with their heads bowed to shed rain
Ripe sunflowers with their heads bowed to shed rain

Bee Hives were common in ND
Bee Hives were common in ND
North Dakota landscape
North Dakota landscape
We saw some of these old fashioned looking haystacks here and there.
We saw some of these old fashioned looking haystacks here and there.

Home owner checking to see if we needed help
Home owner checking to see if we needed help
View of the Missouri River valley
View of the Missouri River valley
Lots of round bales. The wheat has already been harvested.
Lots of round bales. The wheat has already been harvested.

North Dakota landscape
North Dakota landscape
North Dakota landscape

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