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Mount Rushmore, SD – US Patroitism with a touch of Danish
As a true-bred Dane and a descendant of Vikings I like to think of our small populace getting out and having a hand in the world. So, it always brings a tender strum to my heart-strings when I come...
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A Burst of Nature’s Sugar – Wild Rasberries in SD
Forget not that the earth delights to feel your bare feet and the winds long to play with your hair. ~Kahlil Gibran I’ve always been a nature-lover. I’m much happier playing in the dirt than sitting...
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A Walk on the Wild-side – Custer, SD
Oh, give me a home Where the buffalo roam…. “Home on the Range” was a poem first published in 1873 that eventually became the State song of Kansas. Knowing nothing to that effect before this post,...
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Heading East & Last of The Black Hills, SD
We’ll we’re off East and further “out there” so not sure we’ll have blog access for a few days (we’ll see). In the meantime it’s time to say a last goodbye to the Black Hills of SD and our 2 weeks...
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Sticky Memories
As we’ve driven out of an arid 10% humidity in the desert and well into the sweaty 80% of South Dakota my thoughts turns to sticky stuff. Call it brain going to mush if you will, but my mind always has...
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Wheelin’ It in Murdo, SD – Auto Style
They always say to expect the unexpected when you travel, and I’ve found that if you approach things with an open heart and free mind you can often find gems of surprise in the most unusual places....
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Meditating on Sunset
Sunset has always been one of my favorite times of the day. It’s a singular moment when the whole world changes before your eyes in a glorious visual play that differs every evening. The last heat of...
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Breezing Through The Midwest – South Dakota & Western Nebraska
Western Nebraska back roads. Yup, it’s a whole lotta this… “You really should go to see the Mammoth Site, plus there’s hot springs close to there…” The very sweet lady had been chatting to us for ~10...
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