Palace Express Lead
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From Cheyenne to Deadwood
Monday 20 June
KK: Neil and Tessa's kindness extended to maps, advice, use of their washing machine and a lift to the bus station. And they didn’t know us from a hole in the ground three days ago. We got the bus to the airport and a shuttle to the car hire place for our next leg. "I hope it’s not that yellow one," said LK as we …
Black Hills
... I moved back a discrete distance.
We drove through pastures with free ranging buffalo and entered the main corral area. This is where the volunteers do an inventory of the herd, inoculate and brand calves, examine expectant mothers and decide which animals to sell at auction in a month. The refuge tries to maintain a sustainable herd of about 1,000 buffalo, which means that they put nearly 500 up for auction every year. There are no ...
...South Dakota 3....
... at the lake, it turned out to be the beach resort town for all of South Dakota. There was a small beach, which slightly resembled Ocean City, MD – covered with kids, towels, umbrellas and coolers. Sadly, this was not going to be our quiet camping spot for the evening, so our search continued. Of course, in classic Kelly and Jason style, we were cutting it close ...
Badlands and Mt Rushmore
... to us. Here we had a fairly lousy lunch with even worse service. The little town was packed to the brim with tourists. Most looked just as bummed as we were to be there. We left there and drove on to see Mt Rushmore up in the Black Hills. It started to rain and thunder as we were walking up to the Memorial so we had some dramatic views of it. The ...
Day 9 - Sunday
... neat, because it changed from pretty flat, dry land to steep mountains very quickly. Even though the west side (where I was entering) was very dry and mostly just rock and very little vegetation and trees, it would quickly change to forest the farther east I drove into them. I was quickly liking the Bighorn mountains more and more for a few reasons. One was that there was very little traffic. I guess most people are focused on the Rocky Mountains over ...
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