We all get emotional at one point or another, after all, MOST of us are human...

...and with that said, whether we are in a great mood full of laughter and cheer, OR we are feeling low and in need of a good old cry - somehow, someway we release our emotions. There are people that have no problem crying in public, at a wedding, a funeral, or even at the theatres watching a tear-jerker, some believe that it is quite healthy to cry. If you happen to believe that, here are 5 places in BisMan to shed a tear at.

1) Down by the river

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A perfect place to get away, without going too far. Nice calming sounds of the Missouri flowing, easy to take a couple of seconds to yourself  - like for me for instance after yet ANOTHER bad haircut.

2) Tom O'Leary Golf Course in the winter

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To me, there is nothing sadder than an empty golf course in the winter, the long fairways covered with snow ( underneath lay at least a hundred lost golf balls from myself )

 

3) Top Of The Patterson

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ONLY if you have no fear of heights ( which I do )  - if you can get yourself on TOP of one of Bismarck's famous landmarks, The Patterson Apartment building - we are talking 10 stories up. On the roof, if your favorite San Diego Padre hat blows off your head and into space exposing your lame haircut, a good cry is necessary

 

4) Municipal Ballpark - Dakota Community Bank & Trust Field

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When you take the mound to "Throw out the first pitch" and you deliver a 4-foot throw that bounces 67 times to the catcher - "There's NO Crying In Baseball!!" - Wanna bet?

 

5) Lewis & Clark Riverboat

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This is a no-brianer. Watching a North Dakota sunset will bring out a mist in everyone's eyes. Don't be too tough or too hard on yourself that you can't allow yourself to show genuine emotion.


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