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First day on our "Adventure to Alaska"
As we walked over to find the Millross's, the words of a worship song came to mind as I walked among the motor homes watching the sunrise. "As morning dawns and evening fades, you inspire songs of praise, that rise from earth to touch your heart, and glorify your name". We are so blessed folks.
This is the third day of departures and will …
Moving Day
... on the edge of the town of Chamberlain. Most of the Municipal campgrounds we have stayed in have been excellent and this was one of the best. Great sunset over the river and a campfire that lasted for hours.
The campground was fairly empty, with only about a dozen campsites filled. There were a number of fishing boats parked at sites, indicating a healthy fish population in the river. Early the next morning trucks pulling boats left before dawn to hit the boat ramp down the ...
Our motorhome journey to Alaska begins.
Sunday morning we were up early after a not so great night’s sleep. We went to our orientation meeting to learn all about the operation of our coach, got the keys and set out. The Boersma’s were waiting in the parking lot of the local grocery store. We left the Winnebago plant at about 9:30, stopped at the store to buy just a few things like water and Kleenex and we were off. We drove up into Minnesota ...
Day 2 - When the REAL adventure began.
... popular destinations. As you can see by the picture of the RV, we are a mobile billboard for Cruise America. Woo hoo!!!
We were in for another detour from I-29 north. Gordon drew us a map of the route we should take. Worked like a charm. We stopped in Sioux City, Iowa and picked up supplies at Sam's and Walmart. They're everywhere!!!
On to Sioux Falls, ...
Crazy Horse & Mt. Rushmore
... Custer although driving an RV adds to the time for us. I think it takes about 1 hour with an RV.
The memorial is well organized with lots of RV and auto parking. We paid $25 which is the price for a car load of people. After parking visitors enter into a Visitor Center to watch a film on the building of the memorial and then enter a very large museum. Many people have made donations of historic items filling several large rooms. It ...
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