Legion Lake Lodge Custer
12967 Us Highway 16a Custer, South Dakota, 57730, United States
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Aug. 29 - 31; Jewel & Wind Caves, Mt. Rushmore
... got out of the cave we walked to the RV and drove back to the Visitors Center.
On the second tour, the hike was more easy because you did not have to duck as much and you didn't have to squeeze through small holes. We saw lots of crystals called dog-tooth and nail-head. I liked dog-tooth because it looked like a dogs tooth and it was sharp. We also ...
Custer
... and he fell in love with the breed. Why am I not surprised? "I used to be one of those idiots who thought they were a bad breed because of the media and ****. I don't even watch the news **** like that anymore," he told us. We spent the next half hour sharing dog stories like proud parents talking about their kid’s latest basketball game. As we headed out, Jerry told us to be sure to come back ...
Day 10 - Crazy Horse Monument
... to the Crazy Horse Light Show where they do a laser light show on the mountain where they are carving. Very different than last nights Mt Rushmore experience. Kids like this evening show more than Rushmore
So far South Dakota's license plate game is behind where we were at in the Montana version of the game, although we did see Vermont and West Virginia, both of which eluded us in ...
Day 4 - Presidents, Harleys, Dead Cowboys & B1's
... this, and Lyn drove me up to the old cowboy cemetery of Mt Moriah, high above the town. It’s not an Evans holiday without a visit to a cemetery! Lyn and the boys stayed in the car, whilst Tegz and I braved the 95 degree heat and paid a dollar each to enter the cemetery. We dragged ourselves up the entrance hill, and were soon by the graves of Wild Bill Hickock and Calamity Jane. Tegz was fascinated by the story of Calamity Jane; a lady bullwhacker whose language was so ...
WIND CAVE NATIONAL PARK
... stairs to a final depth of 250 feet. The explored area of cave is now at 134 miles. Our guide said to think of a string 134 miles long, then tangle and ball the string up in your imagination and put it into a mile by mile square. That is what this cave essentially looks like. Unimaginable amounts of passageways leading to dead ends and to each other. Alvin explored over ...



