We made our final comments, took a few photos, and then I departed at 07:30 and started my way west. I remember how long it took to get to Watertown, and my trip back home should be equally as long, but I hope not as h
It has always been reported that pheasants in SD were much larger than in the rest of the world, and this photo is confirmation. Not sure what the farm animal is, but you are welcome to make a guess.
The Roadside Chapel is actually on the SD map. If my memory is
I made my way west into Pierre, the capital of SD for the night. I located my tent approximately 200 meters from the west bank of the Missouri River. The camp ground is very large and has accommodations that include showers and electrical hookups. I was hoping for more neighbors to converse with, but the weekend is over and the homesteaders have moved to greener pastures.
Tomorrow I plan on leaving early in the morning to beat the heat of the day. I plan on making it to Devils Tower WY and anticipate the trip to take 6-7 hours to complete. I just hope the temperature remains low. Will keep you posted on my travels.
Enjoy!
Glad you are making your way back; people here are missing you. But it is great to hear that you have been enjoying yourself.
ReplyDeleteI am exciting for your trip to Devil's Tower! Lucky. Be sure to stop somewhere and get yourself a big plate of mashed taters...after all "This means something." And hopefully you have been brushing up on the solfege scale and corresponding hand signals. In case not, it's Re, Mi, Do, Do, So...you're going to need to know it in the event that you run into any little green men. Be safe, love you.
Large pheasants and baby rhino’s…I don’t remember seeing this type of wildlife in SD..
ReplyDeleteLooks like a pheasant and a donkey to me.... a small jack to me. Glad you are enjoying yourself and on the way home.
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