Drive to Bismarck

First time for me being in North Dakota, add another state to my list, yeah! We stopped in Jamestown, ND and ate at The Buffalo Grill. Another "Linner". Nice place, but both our flatbreads were not that good, didn't seem cooked enough. I decided I need to stop getting pizza-type food away from Chicago. One other thing about the place is, while it was also empty, I was the only man in there until an old guy came in and sat at the bar. Otherwise it was mostly rather tough looking women, which made us wonder if we were in a lesbian restaurant. As we were leaving we saw a lot more women with motorcycles, the we saw a "Welcome to the North Dakota Ladies Run". Ohhh, mystery solved. 

While in Jamestown we also saw the world's largest buffalo, which is actually a sculpture. Kind of neat to see and a pretty decent view from where it was, actually. When we got into Bismarck, we weren't very hungry and it was still pretty nice out. So we decided to do a bike ride, the ride didn't seem that bad when we were looking at it on the map and it's all along a golf course so I thought it would be a nice ride. It turns out it was actually pretty hilly so we didn't actually do too long of a ride but were feeling pretty tired afterward.  We ate "dinner" at Charra and Tequila, which was really good, except we were still not that hungry, so just had a margarita flight (house, reposado-which had a lot of different ingredients but tasted pretty much just like Tequila, mango, and strawberry), guac and nachos y tequila, which was nachos covered in cheese, onions, peppers and steak. All very good, would like to have a full meal there sometime. Stayed at a Fairfield Inn. Not the best place, but it did the job.