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Anyone traveling in western North Dakota should seize the opportunity to take a drive along The Enchanted Highway, which begins at Exit 72 on the I-94 near Gladstone and runs for 32 miles to the little town of Regent. This exceptional short stretch of road is home to a series of unique road-side sculpture installations made entirely from scrap metal by local artist Gary Greff. You can pull into a parking area at each of the enormous installations to have a close-up look at classic American road-side art.

One of the most impressive works is entitled Geese in Flight (close to Exit 72), which currently holds a place in the Guinness World Book of Records as the largest scrap metal structure in the world. The gift shop in Regent stocks miniature versions of the sculptures if you would like a souvenir. The Enchanted Highway Map

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