The drive from Yellowstone to the Black Hills of South Dakota was tedious, to say the least. After leaving the Gallatin River drive, it seemed we saw NOTHING out there but antelope on huge, rolling, empty plains. We stopped for the night in Hardin-- found a very nice campground, and were able to tour the National Cemetery and Custer's Last Stand at Little Big Horn.
Now we're at Chris's Campground in Spearfish, SD. What a great place, and the people are so nice. They even offered to babysit our dogs while we went sightseeing. the weather is great--we're back to T-shirts and shorts. Lanna, the owner of the campground has mapped out several tours of the Black Hills/Deadwood area to make sure we see everything we can while we're here. We'll post some of those pictures later.
2 comments:
I'm Glad To See That You Guys Are enjoying Yourselves!!! Hope To See And read more About your Journey Soon!
WE Are Thinking About you!
Andrew And Raylene Keller
I tried to leave a comment but I don't think it worked, so I'll say it again. Sorry if its a double. Sharon and I checked out your blog today and its like getting to go on a mini vacation here at the office. Wow and we really need it. The photos are great! Be sure Melinda gets in some of the photos too. Oh, and more doggie pics too! Love you guys, and I'm so glad your taking this trip. Grandma June says that good or bad its a "memory maker." She also has said how glad she is that her and Lefty traveled when they were first married, because now they can watch the travel channel and remember their trips to the same locations. Anyway, I'm rambling. Love you and keep up the blogging fun!
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