This dog followed me more than 10 miles - all the way to the town of Esmond, North Dakota
The geographic center of North America - Rugby, North Dakota - also pretty close to the geographic center of my trip. I'm half-way there.
The Badlands of North Dakota
They may be badlands, but the view is pretty good
Badlands - I never seem to reach the horizon
Badlands - Is this planet inhabited?
Still in the Badlands of Dakota, and no sign of Rocky Racoon
Montana - Big Sky Country
Montana - I wonder if it's possible to get a speeding ticket on a bicycle - probably not with these vicious headwinds
Fellow cyclists hang with me in Culbertson, Montana
An unbelievably malicious strain of psychotic, mutant mosquitos greeted me in Hinsdale, Montana
A little bike maintainance, just to be safe before I leave the US for the exotic, far-off land the natives call Canada - Shelby, Montana
Hard to envision, seeing as its about 95 degrees in the shade - Cutbank
I sure hope the natives are friendly
My first visit to a foreign country. I wonder if I'll need a translator - Alberta, Canada
What a desolate landscape - Alberta, Canada
Del Bonita Campground - just a few miles north of the US border
I've never felt more isolated - the entire night I heard not a single vehicle go by - Del Bonita, Canada
Calgary, Alberta, Canada
This is the neatest, cleanest large city I've ever seen - Calgary
Bicycle trails throughout the whole city - that's the way it should be. Why can't the US be more like Canada(in some ways, at least) - Calgary
The West Edmonton Mall - the biggest mall in the WORLD! Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, North America, Earth
Wow! Did the landscape suddenly change! I'm definately not in Florida anymore. British Columbia, Canada
I must be getting close - I've at least reached somewhere that has "Alaska" in the name - The (in)famous Alaska Highway - Dawson Creek, British Columbia
...but I still have a long way to go
