209 sw 1st ave $200k and under contract 4 bd 1 1/2 bath, beautiful inside as well

I grew up in North Dakota. Amazing, peaceful state that, due to lack of "things to do," forces a person to become self-sufficient in finding ways to enjoy life. I love it.

Really respect these people in small towns who keep things looking so nice. Thanks for showcasing these small towns

It’s so nice to see someone go around America and NOT just find the biggest ghettos and act like that’s America. This is what most of the US is really like, no drama, no graphitti, no violence, just small towns with houses, wide open spaces and a few historic buildings.

One of the only videos without junked cars precariously parked or piled high upon each other.
North Dakota is doing it right!

I don’t know for anyone else but I 💯 %appreciate all the effort that you put into these videos I am able to see America in a original form and natural light and beauty with realistic information

Not all of us have the resources and opportunity to make the tour
Thank you thank you

Yellow house in Hillsboro is $200,000. 1792 sq. feet, built in 1943. 4 bedroom, 2 bath.

A guy who grew up there told me it was a great place to grow up. Hunting, fishing, wild  and open spaces.

It’s amazing how all the grass is mowed. Very neat and clean little towns

I just love small towns where everyone knows each other. Where time doesn't pass quickly. When you are aware of all the events of the town. When you are part of a community and have a voice that truly has power. Thanks for the video! As always, very interesting to watch.

I used to deliver for FedEx out of Fargo, ND and Mayville/Portland were the first towns I would hit on one of my routes. I love those towns, very peaceful, everything is kept in nice shape, and everyone there is nice. And there are so many towns just like them. Peaceful way of life.

nice to see that cinema in Mayville still in operation

Lovely clean towns, no litter, no graffiti. Nice to see people taking pride in those ND locations.

I was stationed at Grand Forks AFB 1971-72 and worked security on the Minuteman missile sites spread out over eastern North Dakota. Went through many of these small towns.  Bleak in the winter time but surprisingly nice during the summer.  Those vast fields of amber grain waving in the wind always impressed me.

My dads family came into the US through Ellis Island from Sweden. They were sent out to North Dakota to build a life there. Nekoma is the town they were sent to. That was tough in that era. Sod houses, brutal winters. In the 1930's the dust bowl came. Most (but not all) of my family left Nekoma for the auto industry in Michigan. I have been to Nekoma to see where my family was from. There was a military base in Nekoma in the 1960's. That is gone now and Nekoma is slowly fading to nothing.

I live 70 miles from the N.D. boarder,  not many folks here and thats just the way we like it. At night you can actually can see the Stars at night.  And Summer is magical. I have 5 generations buried in this sod.  And so will I . 😊

I 've been through North Dakota numerous times.  Great people, great state. Thanks for another excellent tour!

What I noticed is the lack of litter. I live in the metro Atlanta area and you can't go five feet without seeing trash on the ground. Its in all the streets and blows into all the yards. People ride around throwing trash out the window and other people leaving convenience stores and gas stations on foot throwing their trash on the ground. I'm glad to see that their are still decent people who respect their community left somewhere in this country.

I lived on a farm as a child in a little town not far from Hillsboro in late 60s early 70s we  lived 5 miles from a nuclear missile silo . At night the only lights i could see from my bedroom window was that silo .  We knew not to leave the farm in the winter if we couldn't see the barn because it was to dangerous.  If you went into the ditch there was no help you were stuck in car alot of people froze to death when they decide to walk. It was very lonely out on that god forsaken prairie,

👍Hey, Joe, the geezer on the lawnmower waved how-do at you. Nice folk 👍