- Minnesota There are over 11,000 lakes in the state, giving it more shoreline than California, Florida, and Hawaii combined
- North Dakota The International Peace Garden Chapel sits right on the United States/Canadian border, and you can walk between the two countries inside the building
- Kansas The Monument Rocks (also known as the Chalk Pyramids) are a series of 70-foot-tall chalk formations located in the northwestern part of the state.
- Utah Is the only state in the country where every single county contains a portion of a national forest.
- Texas The state is larger than any country in Europe
Margaret (Peggy or Peg too) left a comment on my last post saying when I wrote about Texas she'd be down for joining us for some brisket. I would have been down for that, too, but at dinner time the 'real feel' temperature was 105 degrees and I decided it was too hot to leave the house. Instead, I settled for tortilla chips and salsa (which was officially designated as the Texas State Snack in 2003).

I did not know that about Minnesota. My husband's parents came from Kansas.
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