After spending a week visiting family outside of Kansas City, I decided to make a detour on my way home to Virginia to revisit Theodore Roosevelt National Park in Medora, North Dakota to see the buffalo (Bison bison) there once again. It was sort of on the way.
I am in complete awe of these massive, beautiful creatures and was delighted to have multiple viewing opportunities during my relatively short visit to the park.
For the record, I drove almost 800 miles (1287 km) west to see the buffalo, before heading eastward to home. All told, my road trip was almost 3900 miles (6276 km) long.
Here is a link to a posting from 2022, called Camping in North Dakota, showing images of an earlier visit to the same park. It gives you a sense of the reasons why I feel such an attachment to this very special national park.
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