On a recent spring break journey, I drove 3,200 miles across the top the US and Canada—and all I did was take pictures of barns! But the rural country landscape does fascinate me, and I find it particularly compelling to photograph. As I drove across the land, the aesthetics of the structures changed with the landscape. Here is a photographic escapade of the rural journey and what I saw: barns, grain elevators, abandoned homesteads, and more.
Petersburg, North Dakota
Linden Grove, Minnesota
Ely, Minnesota
Meyer Township Schoolhouse, North Dakota
Highway 2, North Dakota
Ray, North Dakota
Geographical Center of North America, Rugby, North Dakota
Moonset, Brockton, Montana
Brockton, Montana
Highway 2, Montana
Highway 2, Montana
Joplin, Montana
East Glacier Park Village, Montana
Sacred Heart Church, Highway 2, Montana
Highway 2, Western Montana
Highway 2, Western Montana
Columbia Lake, British Columbia
Wheatland County, Alberta
Ghost Town of Wayne, Alberta
Ghost Town of Wayne, Alberta
Downtown Calgary, Alberta
Rosedale, Alberta
Empress, Alberta
Jenner, Alberta
Abandoned Atlas Coal Mine, East Coulee, Alberta
Golden Prairie, Saskatchewan
Burstall, Saskatchewan
Burstall, Saskatchewan
Burstall, Saskatchewan
Burstall, Saskatchewan
Burstall, Saskatchewan
South Saskatchewan River at Sandy Point
Richer, Manitoba
Golden Prairie, Saskatchewan
Petroleum Storage Tanks, Broadwiew, Saskatchewan
Griswold, Manitoba
And here was the route:

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