The Crazy Horse Memorial in South Dakota is a huge tourist draw. But no one knows what Crazy Horse looked like; there are no photos of him. And the work has been going on for 50 years and is maybe 10% done. But it’s a huge tourist draw.
More Life
We’ve got more life in Deadwood City than in all of Illinois. According to Calamity Jane in her namesake musical. She’s buried in Deadwood near Wild Bill. Deadwood, SD has more casinos than Vegas. Or maybe it just seems that way.
Close Encounters of the Devilish Kind
Readers of a certain age will hear five distinct tones when they view these photos.
Buffalo Bill
Buffalo Bill sounds better than Bison Bill, I suppose. Buffalo Bill Cody is honored in his namesake town of Cody, Wyoming. There are five museums at the Buffalo Bill Center of the West in Cody.
Roadside Waterfall
After leaving Yellowstone, a “rest” stop was requested. Even the roadside rest stop had a waterfall.
A Photo Study of Dead Trees
Yellowstone has waterfalls, animals, and scenery… and dead trees! Which are fascinating. To me.
Yellowstone Scenery
Yellowstone has waterfalls, animals, and scenery. This post shows some scenery.
Water Falls
Water falls because gravity makes it fall. Yellowstone has numerous waterfalls. First a collection of smaller ones, then the Lower Falls of the Yellowstone with their 308-foot fall.
More Geysers
We saw a couple other geysers and many other thermal features. We took a road off the main loop as recommended by our guide (GyPSy Guide, that is). He informed us how to tell if the Great Fountain Geyser was due to erupt. It was.
Deer and Antelope Play
Home on the Range, again: where the deer and the antelope play.
And the elk, bears, big horn sheep, birds, and chipmunks play, too.