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Monthly Archives: September 2013
Minnesota
One more touristy stop before getting to Minnesota… Mitchell, South Dakota, is home to the world’s only Corn Palace. This unique American folk art icon was built in 1892 as a way for the early settlers to display their agricultural … Continue reading
Posted in Alaska Trip 2013, Daily Post, Minnesota, September, South Dakota
Tagged Blue Earth, Corn Palace, Green Giant, Mitchell
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Wall Drug
I think the Sun Gods are angry with me for some reason. Most of my pictures for the last month have been dark due to lack of sunshine. Either it’s raining or just gloomy cloudy all day every day. Today … Continue reading
The Black Hills of South Dakota
Custer State Park has loads of wildlife. We drove around the wildlife loop and got our eyes full. Here are some pics: Of course a stop at Mount Rushmore National Memorial is a must. I’ve seen this a few times … Continue reading
Posted in Alaska Trip 2013, Daily Post, September, South Dakota
Tagged Black Hills, Crazy Horse Memorial, Custer State Park, Mount Rushmore
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Devil’s Tower
Devil’s Tower in Wyoming, America’s first national monument, is quite a curiosity. The 867-foot high monolith was formed by magma which cooled underground and crystallized, like mud that dries, forming hexagonal columns separated by vertical cracks. There is a 1.3 … Continue reading
Yellowstone Park 2
The last two nights the Billings, Montana, and east of there had some severe weather. There are more severe weather warnings out for that same area tonight, with torrential rains and flash flood watches. That is the area we need … Continue reading
Yellowstone Park
A visit to Yellowstone Park was not on our main agenda this trip but we are so close we couldn’t pass up a one-day drive-through. It was a lot of driving with the Jeep, but better that than drive the … Continue reading
Posted in Alaska Trip 2013, August, Daily Post, Wyoming
Tagged Old Faithful, Yellowstone National Park
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Prison, Old Cars, Dolls, and Deer
We toured the Old Montana Prison today. The self-guided tour was really very interesting. We wandered around the cell block, the warden’s office, the isolation cells for the troublesome inmates, and “The Hole” for the really obstinate inmates, the mess … Continue reading
Posted in Alaska Trip 2013, Daily Post, Montana, September
Tagged deer lodge montana, Museum, Old Cars, Old Montana Prison, Prison, Raggedy Ann
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Montana
We jumped another time zone again today, now in Mountain Time. This has been another day of just driving, not stopping to see much. The west side of Montana is very beautiful, we’re seeing mountains and lakes as well as … Continue reading
Posted in Alaska Trip 2013, Daily Post, Montana, September
Tagged Silver Dollar, Testicle Festival
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Washington
Today we drove through city, mountains, forest, desert, and city again. Wow, it’s 90 degrees and sunny. This takes some getting used to after all the cool cloudy and wet weather we have seen. We’re on Interstate 95 now, a … Continue reading
Goodbye Alaska, Hello 48!
Our ferry boarding time wasn’t until late afternoon on Friday so the morning was spent exploring more of Ketchikan. We found a hiking trail in the rainforest behind the town and went for a walk. It was wonderful, and no … Continue reading