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Black Hills
... Crazy Horse monument is the Native American’s answer to Mt. Rushmore (next on our travel agenda). The monument was started in 1948 by a Korscak Ziokowski, a polish American veteran of WWII, and the work is carried on today by his widow and seven of their nine children. When finished it will show Chief Crazy Horse mounted on his horse pointed to Souix homelands, Crazy Horse famously said, “my lands are where my dead are ...
Deadwood and The Black Hills
... documents and artifacts, including some of the cards from the poker deck that Mr. Hickok was playing with the night he was shot. Of course, there isn't much left of the original wild town, except for a few salvaged storefronts. Most of the original buildings were lost through fire, flood, or time. Still, standing on the streets, with the hills rising above you and using your imagination, you can get a sense for what an exciting and dangerous time it must have been in ...
The Black Hills
... 8211; you’ll understand why we were surprised). In we whipped; grabbed two beers that had been chilling in our backpack and sipped them in the shade and chatted about the great ride we just had. More miles ahead...... til then, Cheers – GG
From Cliff
Was great to have a sleep in till about 07.30 and have an easy morning before setting off around 10am. Bikes everywhere as you will see from Glens video ...
Kevin Costner's Dream
... in on the fulfillment of vows, celebrations, socializing, horse racing, competing, courting and trading.
Melissa taught us about the medicine wheel as a sacred symbol used by the Plains tribes. The directions in the wheel are associated with sacred colours often representing the four colours of man: Red (south - warmth, happiness and generosity); Black (west - respect of others); White (north - promotes endurance); and Yellow (east - star of wisdom and new ...
Mt. Moriah Cemetery: Hot and Steep
We watched Deadwood on the teevee, and let's face it, we were as excited about coming here to help Sheriff Seth Bullock and Al Swearengen fight that effing interloper Hearst.
Turns out Deadwood is a little gulch lying between two mountainsides, which makes for some steep climbing up the vertical cliffs to find ...
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