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I was born in ND.  Didn't like much about it.  I'm glad we moved to WI when I was very young.  I was worried it was all cows in WI but very beautiful areas with all the rolling hills.  It makes some areas feel cozy and nestled in.

North Dakota is calming.

THANK YOU FOR POSTING THESE GEMS!!!!

I lived in North Dakota for 12 years in my 20’s. It will forever hold A special place in my heart. There is just something about the people and the scenery. Most of all I miss the people “North Dakota Nice” is the saying and it’s 100% true some of the best people I have ever met in my entire life.

My mom used to watch Lawrence Welk show every Sunday! She especially loved the dancing.In the 1970s, I found the dancing and music so old fashioned compared to the pop music I listened to. Today I am a big fan of Big Band music!

I miss ND. Was raised and lived there for 40 years. The people are the best people you could hope for!

Where seldom is heard a discouraging word.. home home on the range. Where the Deer and the Antelope play.. whatch out for the bears! ❤❤❤

Served in the United States Air Force at Minot Air Force Base, bout 12 miles north of the town, of Minot.  Primary mission - Inter Continental Ballistic Missile (ICBM) & B-52 Bomber - both atomic varients.  I served in a helicopter detachment - primary mission was to serve the 91st Missile Wing.  🇺🇸

The artists name is Gary Greff, a very nice gentleman who has a dream of keeping his home area alive.  A man with an enormous dream.  Keep the dream going Gary.

BET THEM B-52-S LOVE SCREAMING OVER THAT MEADOW!

Thanks for showing me places I will never see in person.
You make it special

I'm  LOVING this Norrh Dakota episode. What a great ambassador and travel guide you are, Russ. Thank you much. Definitely,  a must-see state!

My first car was a 1936 Plymouth bought for $75.00 and gas was 36 cents a gallon when in high school, San Luis Obispo CA. Those where the days. I made $7 dollars a week. Mowing lawns for a dollar with a push mower and was glad to do it.

My husband worked in North Dakota for 7 months.   He told me how nice it was out there, so I'm glad I found your video of North Dakota.   Thanks for taking us along with you, Russ.

Well, I'll be. THE WELK HOMESTEAD is not something I'd imagine still 'being there', but yes - certainly a part of many of our lives. Really cool. 'Ah one anda two!'

He had a restaurant on the old Highway 395 in Southern California between Escondido and Temecula in the early 70's
I remember watching his TV show, had a bubble machine at the beginning of the show..

I don't know if you will ever see this comment but Lawrence Welk was a childhood friend of my Dad's.  I have never been to the Welk home but Lawrence was at my home. He and his  main guy from the show was with  him. Wish I could remember  the year. In one of the buildings you showed a sit on grinding wheel.  I still have my Dad's wheel, it's in my flower garden in front of my house.  My Dad used to help the Welk's with the harvest. My Dad had a large team of horses he would bring over and the Welk's would help  my Dad's with their harvest.  Yes the Welks were from russia.  My dad was born on the ship coming over to america.  there was a large German settlement at Odessa Russia and that is where they were all from, even my Mom's parents came from there and they all spoke German, in fact my parents talked German with Lawrence when he was at my parents home. And yes we watched the L Welk show every week on TV.  it was a must.  I am glad you did this portion of the video so I could see where my Dad hung out with the Welk's. some of the small town's I heard you mention were hang outs for  my dad and his friends. brought back a good memory of my folks, I heard a lot of stories from back there.  I now live in Oregon.   I was born in Bismarck and my dad came out here to work at the army depot.  some times I wonder what my life would have turned out if he had stayed back there and raised wheat.  I think the cold got to them

Beautiful indigenous women pictures on those entrance walls!

Thanks for taking me along. I live in Texas.