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The town square of Angola, Indiana, where I camped on my second night (at a campground, not in the square). |
| Driving through Chicago would not have been complete without a photo of the Sears tower. I had hoped to stop at the original Pizzeria Uno on my way back through, but time did not permit. |  |
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This nice critter is a bison, better known as a buffalo, one of a herd grazing behind a Burns Bros. truck stop in South Dakota, just after having had a tasty meal of one of its kin. In my guilt, I decided to publish the photo on the web. Trust me, you don't want to get one of these critters angry. |
| South Dakota has a lot of cattle grazing land, and occasionally people live there too. I call this "Little House on the Prairie". After all, South Dakota is the home of Laura Ingalls Wilder. |  |
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I call this one "Little Nuke Plant On the Prairie". It's actually some sort of grain elevator, but its sheer size was overwhelming contrasted with most of the other structures I saw in eastern South Dakota. |
| The Badlands. At first glance, it looks like a giant kitty-litter box. |  |
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Here I am relaxing with a ginger beer at Badlands National Park after a long day of driving. |