Dollar Inn Hot Springs
402 Battle Mountain Avenue, (formerly Rodeway Inn) Hot Springs, South Dakota, 57747, United States
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From the peaks to the prairie
Ok my last day at Mt Rushmore. The van cruised down into the town of keystone for the final time where i again hit up the holiday inn to check mail and add some posts. I made tracks outta there via rte 244 towards rte 87 which led me through the hills and down into the prairie at the northern entrance of wind cave national park. It was already in the early evening and i knew that tours were done for the day so a few hikes were on the immediate agenda. The rankin ridge trail was ...
Horseback riding in Custer State Park
Lindsey really wanted to horseback ride so we went at Custer State Park for an hour ride. We had a great time - I was on Ranger, Lindsey on Sweet Pea and Mike on Ghost. All the horses behaved well :) up and down the hilly and rocky terrain and didn't even mind when we passed a buffalo in the woods. Thank goodness the Buffalo was laying down !! Did you know a buffalo can run 35 mph.
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MAMMOTH SITE
... vacation! The waitress is his daughter. People are amazing.
Jerry's boot was all taped together by the capable hands of an eye surgeon, Andy had the car all warmed up, we invited Linda to join us in the more gentle and warm environment of our car but she stuck with her Harley driving Man!! No matter what the temps climbed to in the day, the nights got cold up there in the mountains. We all slept well that ...
South Dakota
... red fox, and a bird. Many horses and cattle were grazing on the numerous grassy fields. This is definitely cattle country. The day started off under a cloudless blue sky and ended with 100% cloud cover, but still no rain. Went through Hawk Springs, Torrington, Lingle (population 510) and crossed the Rawhide Creek (3 times), Cherry Creek, and the North Platte River. Torrington was a big-time livestock town. We began to ...
Going back to school
Pioneer Historical Museum was originally built as a sandstone school in 1893. In 1961, the folks of Hot Springs, South Dakota, converted the sandstone building into a visual museum, dedicated to the heritage of pioneer living. The school / museum is an architectural beauty. There are 25 separate display areas where you can re-live the accounts of the pioneers through thousands of items and fascinating photos. I've placed some pictures in the ...
This hotel was formerly known as: Rodeway Inn



