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Buffalo, Crazy Horse and Mount Rushmore
What a crazy day we have had today. We have seen so much that it is difficult to know where to start, so, in the absence of any other inspiration, I will start at the beginning. Before leaving Hot Springs, there was one last (open!) attraction on our list of things that we wanted to visit: the Mammoth Site. On the top of a hill, which used to be a …
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... here in there way to Yellowstone, yet the Big Horns are taller and more natural. Sorry we don't have the Grizzles and Wild Killer Buffalo, nor do we have the giant hordes of humanity!.
The people up here are "open hearted", they have not been disappointed by as many people, as those in the rest of America. Their noble attitudes protect them to a great extent, since their innocence could leave ...
Return, Day 11: Wall, SD to Sheridan, WY
... at the Badland’s gate by 9:45am... and so on. By the end of the day, we had also hit Mount Rushmore and Crazy Horse Monument; driven through the Black Hills, Buffalo Gap National Grasslands, and Thunder Basin National Grasslands; had ribs in Buffalo, WY; saw the Big Horn mountains appear out of the very hazy sunset; and found a cute little hotel in Sheridan, WY (our final stopping place for the day).
The weather was perfect. ...
Really Heading East Now - No, Really We Are!!
... there than lower down in the parched valleys and canyons.
Coming down out of the Washburn Mountain Range, we followed the Yellowstone River along the Hayden Valley, turned a curve and came upon a most magnificent herd of bison. We got out of our truck, along with many other park visitors, to watch their social behaviour right in front of our eyes. One man said it was the beginning of mating season, as the large male bulls were ...
The Tourist Routes
... there at one point in time, but only one is left standing as the other two were vandalized (or pillaged) many many years ago. You could actually see the bark of the tree in the stone. This "rock tree" was 640,000 years old! Andrew, the geologist loved this stop! Without him I probably wouldn't appreciate how special this site is.
We drove out the east exit of Yellowstone. This exit takes you through a road that is known ...
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