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Black Hills
... down the road. The donkeys are used to human interaction and apparently get a lot of handouts from tourists. I lowered the window to capture a closeup and was nearly accosted by an aggressive begging donkey….roll the window back up. A little further down the road and one lone buffalo wandered along the roadside, playing hooky from the roundup. The “Wildlife Loop” was living up to its name.
Next up, Crazy Horse ...
Old Cars at Kool Deadwood Nites
Here are some of the old cars they had at Kool Deadwood Nites. They started coming in on Thursday evening with events on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. I have only taken a few shots of old cars. There were probably 1000 or so cars there.
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Deadwood, South Dakota and Many Bikes
... Bill said her comes the wind and sure enough the winds came and blew hard for a few minutes. Some of the bikers we saw told us that they drove through gumball size hail yesterday. That would hurt when you were on a motorcycle.
Today we are going to drive the scenic loops around this area. Mt. Rushmore, here we come!
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Little Big Horn to Deadwood to Mt. Rushmore...
... fun to show people new things. It was pretty featureless landscape, but it sure is quite historical!
Then through Wyoming. A bit of a detour, but well worth it in my opinion, was the Devil's Tower, in WY. Not much to see really, unless you're into climbing (yes, people actually climb it!), but very cool. A big volcano plug, sitting in the middle of nowhere. It's the place ...
From Deadwood to Devil's Tower
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After getting out of town we continued our quest west to Devil’s Tower. America's First National Monument, Devils Tower rises 1267 feet above the Belle Fourche River. Devils Tower is a monolithic igneous intrusion, or in otherwords, it is the core of a volcano exposed from erosion. This 1,347 acre park is covered with pine forests, woodlands, and grasslands. Deer, prairie dogs, and other wildlife. Also known as Bears Lodge, it is a sacred site ...
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- Free High-Speed Internet
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Free parking
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