Neverland Studios "Nazarene Crying Towel", "MUTT", "Island Dreams" and "The Lost Cabin and the Mystery Trees"; parts of Daniel Amos' albums "Kalhoun" and "MotorCycle"; The Swirling Eddies' "The midget, the speck and the molecule"; The Drums for Mark Heard's "Second Hand"; Drums and Guitars for John Austin's "The Embarrassing Young"; Randy Stonehill's "Wonderama", and "Return to Paradise"; the Various Artists series "City on a Hill", and others. There is no connection to Michael Jackson's Neverland Ranch. Neverland Studios Neverland Studios is an American recording studio owned and operated by musician and songwriter Derri Daugherty. Neverland was originally built in Los Alamitos, California,
Cross Ranch State Park a state park, and its purchase was approved by the state legislature in 1979, Bismarck businessman Robert McCarney funded a statewide referral that killed the proposal. In 1982, The Nature Conservancy purchased the ranch from the Levis, donating land for the state park in 1989, and holding onto 6000 acres for use as a nature preserve. The state park and nature preserve provide over of trails for hiking and cross-country skiing. In addition, the state park offers boating, canoeing, cabins, yurts, and campsites. Cross Ranch State Park Cross Ranch State Park is a public recreation area covering on the west