One of many excellent sculptures in the Sculpture Garden. Walker Gallery of Art. … Approximately June 9, 2002.

Sculpture Gardens, Of Walker Gallery of Art, Minneapolis, MN.
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A Small City Park In Kensington, MN, Has Two Signs That Respectively Announce Their Viking Heritage And Welcomes Visitors To Their Town. … Approximately June 10, 2002..

Roadside Park, Kensington, MN.
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Ok, Now That We Have the Horses Out of the Trailer, Just How Do We Get the Surry Out?
While the daughters played nearby, their parents prepare these Chesterfields and a Fancy Surrey for the Kensington Town Parade. Approx 11:00 am 16 June 2002.
Just Behind the Town's Roadside Park, Kensington, MN. --
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The Long Lost Pirsig 1968 Picnic Canopy Has Been Found! “North Dakotans Are Cool and Kind!”
On my second trip along the ZMM Route, I had the sense of great satisfaction and privileged as I took this photo! This was because, for a long time the geographical location of Pirsig's picnic area has been unknown, despite widespread efforts to the contrary. Finally, Gary Wegner taking leadership, wrote to the County Engineers in the North Dakota Counties of Richland and Sargent. Tim Schulte, Richland County Engineer, replied: “I did some checking with various folks in Richland County and nobody could remember a rest area along State Highway 13 in Richland County. Check Wyndmere, SD (Continued next photo.).
Along Highway 13 at Milnor, ND.
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“Thanks Again To Dayna Speich and Many Other Helpful Citizens, The Long Lost Pirsig 1968 Picnic Canopy Has Been Found! North Dakotans Are Cool and Kind!”

Continued from previous photo. .” Jennifer Manstrom, Wyndmere School Librarian said: “We have done some asking around and we don't think it was in Wyndmere, but more likely the Hwy 13 rest stop is just west of Milnor, beside the current Dakota Valley Electric Cooperative. We think the same shelter is STILL there!. If that isn't it, it may be at Gwinner at the intersection of Hwy 13 and the state highway which goes to Lisbon.” Gary Wegner then contacted the Dakota Valley Electric Cooperative at Milner. Co-op employee Dayna Speich replied: “The picture was taken just west of [our] Dakota Valley Electric Cooperative (then R.S.R.) building at Milnor, ND along Highway 13.” On my second trip along the ZMM Route, I had the sense of great satisfaction and privileged as I took this photo!
Along Highway 13 at Milnor, ND.
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Manager of The Dakota Valley Cooperative and Four Fellow MOQ ZMM Travelers Philosophic!
When I went into the Coop office to find and photograph Dayna Speich, she announced my presence to Manager Jay Jacobson. He came out to meet Anthony McWatt (England), Rebecca Temmer, (British Columbia, Canada), David Buchanan (Colorado) and Gavin Gee-Clough (Austrailia). On my second trip along the ZMM Route, I endeavored to help Anthony McWatt, and MOQ Friends find ZMM Photo Locations. Dr. McWatt, recently awarded PhD in the Philosophy of ZMM and Lila, was photographing ZMM Scenes in preparation for his forth coming DVD. Although I was invited not to participate, I observed the Four MOQ Philosophers prepare for their contemporary debate in front of the camera here ..... "On This Famous Pirsig Site"! They emotionally worked up a fever for their deliberations by first a joyous & energetic ritual dancing around this picnic table!
Along Highway 13 at Milnor, ND.
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I, Henry Gurr, Must Take Photos of This Bobcat Factory, Since My Grandson Matthew Is Thrilled With Tractors and Machinery Generally, and Bobcat's Specifically.

…On my second trip we noticed the Symbolic Bobcat-Face painted in black on the Tall White Water Tower.
…Due to my recent introductions to the fascinations of Bobcat tractors, I instantly knew we had to turn one block to get photos of the factory.

One block North of Highway 13 in Gwinner, ND.

…Click Here For How Bobcat Company Is => “Committed To Giving Back To Their Communities”
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Bobcat Factory Museum: On Display, All the Bobcat Models, Including the Very First Bobcat!

…Although factory tours seen to be generally available, the factory was closed for routine maintenance when we arrived. (So call ahead if you want a tour!) Either way, photos of the production floor are not allowed.
…However this Bobcat Museum was open to us, and we were allowed to get photos of the line-up of all the models thru the years, including the very first production Bobcat tractor.
…My Grandson was also pleased to see the color catalogues we were able to bring home from here.

One block North of Highway 13 in Gwinner, ND.

… Click Here For Photos Of Bobcat”s Complete Line Of Skid Steer Loaders, Excavators, and Small Tractors.
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Cows and typical homestead, along Rt12 in the SE corner of North Dakota.
This is directly West of North Dakota-Minnesota border-town of Breckenridge MN.“
10 Mi West of Gwinner, ND.
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