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 Sitting on the shores of Lake Sakakawea is Garrison, ND, home of "Wally the Walleye," pictured above. Lake Sakakawea is one of the best places to fish in the lower 48 states of the United States.
 I built an artistic W (shown above) for the giant walleye in the Garrison City Park.
 The flowers in bloom in the above photo (planted by the people of Garrison) complete the project for this community. Lake Sakakawea, named after the young Native American woman who helped guide the Lewis and Clark Expedition to the west coast almost 200 years ago, has more shoreline (1,600 miles) than the state of California, is clean enough to drink, and is nearly 200 miles long, including Badlands formations. Come and follow the Lewis and Clark trail. I have a lot of great ideas for city parks. If your city park could use an artistic touch, contact me. |
All photos are copyrighted Paul Nordmark, of Exterior Imaginations Landscaping.