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Some pics from the Black Hills
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The Old West is an amazing piece of history.
It'd be tight if that was the original Custer camp instead of a remade one for tourists. I love authentic historical sites; gives me goosebumps if something significant went down there.
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Holy Terror and Hugo Mines in Keystone, SD
Black Hills, west foothills in Wyoming
It's really a great area with loads of attractions, both historical and recreational, many of which are within a few hours of each other. Deadwood/Lead/Homestake, Spearfish Canyon, Devil's Tower, Mammooth site in Hot Springs, Wild Horse Sanctuary....
True. The wagon's ARE contemporaneous to the expedition but they are not from the expedition. The Gordon Stockade, while mostly a re-creation, does include a few cabins from the fort along with replicas. You can enter the replicas but, of course, but the originals are chained off.
Holy Terror and Hugo Mines in Keystone, SD
Black Hills, west foothills in Wyoming
lol, not in these, but there are some crappy pics tooling around here somewhere.pdaddyII said:
Velvett said:
It's really a great area with loads of attractions, both historical and recreational, many of which are within a few hours of each other. Deadwood/Lead/Homestake, Spearfish Canyon, Devil's Tower, Mammooth site in Hot Springs, Wild Horse Sanctuary....
hanselthecaretaker said:
True. The wagon's ARE contemporaneous to the expedition but they are not from the expedition. The Gordon Stockade, while mostly a re-creation, does include a few cabins from the fort along with replicas. You can enter the replicas but, of course, but the originals are chained off.
MichaelScott
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nice pics
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Would that be the same Deadwood as in the tv series? If so I gotta watch it.
LuluDeren said:
Would that be the same Deadwood as in the tv series? If so I gotta watch it.
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Mavafanculo
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velvett said:
would that be your upper torso, or from your waist down?
Mavafanculo
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I like this one best
rubberneck
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that is a good one!Mavafanculo said:I like this one best
rubberneck
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Hey Lulu,
Nice pictures!!
Nice pictures!!
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Look what showed up in the 1880 Railyard this weekend. LOL. Kids, EVERYWHERE!
Some buildings in the central hills town of Rochford, SD.
Yep. The Deadwood of Wild Bill Hickock, Potato Creek Johnny, Calamity Jane, all those great figures.
This year? The rally is pretty fun, didn't seem to be as many bikes as in years past, though, still good times.
LOL! I voted for your installation instead of Reagan.
Look what showed up in the 1880 Railyard this weekend. LOL. Kids, EVERYWHERE!
Some buildings in the central hills town of Rochford, SD.
hanselthecaretaker said:
Yep. The Deadwood of Wild Bill Hickock, Potato Creek Johnny, Calamity Jane, all those great figures.
harmonica said:
This year? The rally is pretty fun, didn't seem to be as many bikes as in years past, though, still good times.
LOL! I voted for your installation instead of Reagan.
Scotsman
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LuluDeren said:I have a piece, too.Now that sculpture is MASSIVE. Someday I'll have to go on one of the hikes they offer. Supposed to go right up to Crazy Horse's face.
It's going to be so amazing when it is finished. I had a buddy doing part of the geologic study on it so he brought me the tailings from the very first charges they set off. It now sits in a case on my parents tv.LOL
Cheers,
Scotsman
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How did they cut the grass back then? My grows over six feet if I don't cut it.
LuluDeren said:Holy Terror and Hugo Mines in Keystone, SD
Black Hills, west foothills in Wyoming
lol, not in these, but there are some crappy pics tooling around here somewhere.
It's really a great area with loads of attractions, both historical and recreational, many of which are within a few hours of each other. Deadwood/Lead/Homestake, Spearfish Canyon, Devil's Tower, Mammooth site in Hot Springs, Wild Horse Sanctuary....
True. The wagon's ARE contemporaneous to the expedition but they are not from the expedition. The Gordon Stockade, while mostly a re-creation, does include a few cabins from the fort along with replicas. You can enter the replicas but, of course, but the originals are chained off.
How did they cut the grass back then? My grows over six feet if I don't cut it.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mount_Rushmore
We should rename the mountain after the Indians and not some fucking New York Lawyer. I wouldn't go there. I'd feel I was treading on Indian holy ground. Intrusive white devils.
We should rename the mountain after the Indians and not some fucking New York Lawyer. I wouldn't go there. I'd feel I was treading on Indian holy ground. Intrusive white devils.
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Phaded
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for some reason i started stroking my cock while looking at this thread.
Scotsman said:
Hope you got the appropriate provenance so you can sell it for good money on ebay
And it will be amazing when it's finished. One obstacle (besides it's size) is the family refuses to accept government assistance (I'm not saying it's right or wrong) towards the project, so they move only as fast as donations will allow them.
The Black Hills (Paha Sapa), as well as Bear Butte, and Devil's Tower is considered Holy by many tribes. Although I don't think a butcher such as William Harney should be commemorated with a peak named in his honor, the hills have had many names under many different tribes...who determines which should take precedence? The term 'Black Hills' is appropriate in description and appropriately innocuous.biteme said:
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the_clockwork
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how old are these?
why are people dressing like the 80s and why are they wearing jackets and pants?
why are people dressing like the 80s and why are they wearing jackets and pants?
the_clockwork said:
They were all taken in 2007. The Thomas Engine pics were taken this morning. The only pic with people was the pavillion leading up to Rushmore. I think I took that in the spring sometime, and that reconstruction of the walkway and parking complex were started in the late 90's.
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