Closer to Nature

What could be better than a breakfast in the best American tradition on an interesting journey through your beautiful country? That's right, we thought it was okay to go to that cafe, too.
The visit turned out to be a real pleasure, not only did they have a great meal, but they also nostalgia. We took food with us for lunch in the countryside, and the next meal is scheduled for dinner only.

Before visiting the wildlife sanctuary, I insisted that we stop by to see the largest statue of bison in the country. I really wanted a couple of pictures in front of this miracle.

Finally, we went to get acquainted with the unique animals living nowadays - North American buffalo. Most recently, and if so on May 9, 2016, the animal was recognized as an official United States National Mammal.
It is believed that the bison came to the U.S. from Central Asia through the ice-covered Bering Strait during the last Ice Age. Isn't it amazing?

Inspired by the first museum, we decided to continue to study the history and nature of North Dakota and went to the North Dakota Heritage Center & State Museum.
This is a very different world, a very different story, looking at the remains of giant creatures that once inhabited these lands, you go far back in time, the imagination begins to paint colorful pictures and in the end you realize all the greatness of the cycle of life. This museum is a real treasure for those who like to study prehistoric creatures.

It is an excellent place for dinner, as the menu includes a wide variety of dishes and drinks, many types of beer on tap, in general, there is something to choose from. The portions are worthy and after a walk through the museums and watching bisons, we were glad to relax in this pub.

Tired, but happy, let's go to the side, because tomorrow we will have an exciting day!