No mountains in sight. In fact, its so flat, you could physically watch your dog run away for two days straight lol. I hear the western end of ND is all hills, just never made it in that direction. I have a handful of friends who graduated and moved to Montana, they all seem to like it there.
For sure. Lots of opportunity in the town I just left; Grand Forks. It's a border town of ND/MN. Roughly 60k people. Pretty easy going life over there, just not much for scenery... and its the second coldest city in the states, so hopefully you enjoy -40 degree temps 😂
I lived in North Dakota for many years & just recently moved further south.
I can confirm that North Dakota is really boring. It's flat (with the exception of the western end of the state), there's very little to do unless you love going to the bar and the winters are brutal. To be fair, the...
I'm about an hour east of you, in Greeneville. I'd like to make it out to Knoxville more often come summer. Not much to do in my neck of the woods haha
I'm starting to truly understand this, now that I'm working a desk job. Makes a HUGE difference in regard to the amount of calories I should (or shouldn't) be taking in through the day. Wasn't much of an issue at previous jobs where I could move around at my leisure.
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