Driving through Glacier was great. Then you leave the forested mountains and hit the plains and it's like hitting a brick wall except the exact opposite. It opens up and there is nothing. Just flat land with brown grass. And it's like that until about 2/3 of the way eastward across North Dakota. Then the lakes and deciduous forests start.
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Yeah, that sounds a little like where I drove the otter day...flat, featureless ground mainly although it's the Riverland, so Australia's longest river snakes through it which is the photograph above; 2508km long and runs through three States with some very beautiful scenery along the way.