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Vacation 05: Yellowstone, Mt Rushmore
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Mississippi River from motel in Quincy, Illinois

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Iowa farmland

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More Iowa farmland

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Ate lunch in Mason City where  restaurant displayed Meredith Wilson memorabilia

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Music Man Square in Mason City, Iowa

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Entrance to square honoring Meredith Wilson

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Boyhood home of Meredith Wilson

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The Jolly Green Giant @ Blue Earth, MN

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Sprout & Jolly's other buddies are nearby.

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Saw all these sights plus more in South Dakota

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Overview of Sioux Falls,SD from observation tower

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Closer look at the falls

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As close as you can get

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More Sioux Falls

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Note the city skyline in the background

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A restaurant & gift shop to the left

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JoAnne & statue honoring the farmer

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Two monarchs !!

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Corn Palace in Mitchell,SD

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Murals are redesigned every year & decorated with more than 2,000 bushels of corn & 40 tons of other grains.

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Down front in the Corn Palace

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The sign says it all

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Hunters come from everywhere for the pheasants in SD

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All SD visitor centers have teepee structures

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National Civil Engineering Landmark near Chamberlain, SD

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Lewis & Clark Bicentennial marker, part of National Spatial Referencing System

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Display about Mitchell, SD @ visitor center

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Chamberlain, SD in distance

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Bridge in distance leads to Chamberlain, SD

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SD prairie

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More SD prairie

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Roads stretch for miles & miles

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Watering hole on SD prairie

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SD farm

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Windmills in SD

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The Brown homestead in SD

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Long-range view of the Brown homestead

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Sign telling about the Homestead Act

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Sodhouse @ the homestead

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Notice that barns are larger than the house

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Stove for cooking & warmth

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A sewing machine was an important possession

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Anyone for a buggy ride?

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Water for drinking & for the farm animals

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Bet it was cold in here when the winter winds & snows stated blowing

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Sign on old car

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The old car itself

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There were prairie dogs all around

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A prairie dog up close

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A prairie dog just outside his burrow

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The Badlands from a postcard

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The Badlands as we saw them

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The Badlands up close

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More Badlands

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Nothing but Badlands

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Still more Badlands

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A walkout into the Badlands

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Distant view from the Badlands

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Billboards for Wall Drug along I-90  reminded us of those for South of the Border on I-95.

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Museum told unforgettable story of  1890 massacre of 300 Lakota men, women & children @ Wounded Knee Creek

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Black Hills region is 6,000 square miles of pine-clad mountains.

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More Black Hills

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Sculpture in foreground shows how Crazy Horse Monument will look when completed

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A special laser light show & blasting  because it was anniversary of Crazy Horse's death

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Crazy Horse Monument during light show

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Another view during light show

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The sculptor of Mount Rushmore

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A bust of the Rushmore sculptor done by his son

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JoAnne in Keystone sitting by the Lincoln statue that Borglum did

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Entrance to Mount Rushmore

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Avenue of Flags @ Mount Rushmore

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Flags of NC & NY on the same column

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NC's inscription on the column

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Rushmore from the Grand Terrace

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Mount Rushmore up close

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More Mount Rushmore

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Rushmore from parking lot

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View of Rushmore from road past the monument

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Closer view

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Notice Mount Rushmore in the distance beyond the tunnel

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Buffalo in Custer State Park

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"These tourists are starting to get on my nerves!"

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Burros on the road in the park

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More buffalo

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Pronghorn antelope

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Ranger station in Custer State Park

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The Needles from a distance

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Closer view of the Needles

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More Needles

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Needles & more Needles

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Lake view from the Needles

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"Watch out for that rock up top!!"

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Deadwood,SD

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Deadwood is a gambling town.

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Gold mine outside Deadwood

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View of Deadwood from the cemetery

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Grave of Wild Bill Hickock

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Calamity Jane is buried beside Hickock at her request.

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Grave of the town's most notorious madam

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Another view of the town from the cemetery

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Chinese workers were buried in the cemetery, but did not remain there

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A staged gunfight in the street

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The victim

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Road leading to or from Deadwood

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Battlefield was more interesting and informative than we thought.

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Sign @ Little Bighorn visitor center

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Rows & rows of grave markers @ Little Bighorn

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Tells who has been buried here

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Quotation on wall of Visitor Center @ Little Bighorn

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View of Little Bighorn Battlefield

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More of the battlefield

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Little Bighorn Memorial

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Inscription on the Memorial

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Mass grave @ Little Bighorn

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Horse cemetery @ Little Bighorn

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Cheyenne Memorial @ Little Bighorn

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Display of Custer @ Little Bighorn

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Indian faces @ Little Bighorn

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Words of Crazy Horse on a display @ Little Bighorn

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Interesting sculpture with a ghostlike quality on the battlefield

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We saw views that would rival this postcard.

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Somewhere in Montana between Billings & Livingston

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The Yellowstone River in Montana

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Following the river from Livingston to Yellowstone Park

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The sign says it all

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Gardiner, MT is just outside the park.

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The Roosevelt Arch is the northern entrance to Yellowstone & the only entrance open year round.

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Park Headquarters @ Mammoth Hot Springs

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Elk just lying around on the grounds

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One elk decides it's time to eat

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Yellowstone River from a bridge inside the park

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We saw lots of these birds in the park

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Beautiful scene in Yellowstone

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One of several waterfalls

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Note the Yellowstone River and the bleached cliffs

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The Grand Canyon area of the park

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One of several times we crossed the divide

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Lower Falls @ 308 feet is largest & most sensational

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Closer look @ Lower Falls

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A moose in the woods just off the road

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Upper Falls @ 109 feet

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Closer look @ Upper Falls

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Another breathtaking view in Yellowstone

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Another waterfall

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Boat on Yellowstone Lake

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Another view of Yellowstone Lake

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More of Yellowstone

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Old Faithful starting to erupt

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Old Faithful in full blast

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Old Faithful just outside our room in the inn

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Old Faithful from the balcony upstairs

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Another geyser near Old Faithful

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Part of Old Faithful Inn where we stayed

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The geyser and inn looked just as they do on this postcard.

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The lobby in the inn was massive.

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"Wily Coyote" just off the road in the geyser are

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One of the paint pots

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More of the paint pots

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More of the area around the paint pots

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Buffalo grazing near the road

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"OK, Frank.  That's close enough!"

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Display in visitor center @ Jackson, WY

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One of the Antler Arches in town square in Jackson

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Closeup of the antlers

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Stayed at the Virginian Lodge in Jackson

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Leaving Jackson, Wyoming

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More of the Jackson, WY area

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Frank @ JoAnne in the Tetons
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The Tetons were magnificient with peaks over 13,000 feet.

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The X-Terra performed like a champ even in the Tetons

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It had snowed during the night...

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And started snowing again as we were leaving the Tetons

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Frank's favorite picture of the Tetons

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Idaho Falls, Idaho

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More of Idaho Falls

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Notice the spillway

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Closeup of the falls

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Still more of the falls

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The Snake River in Idaho

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More of the Snake River

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Scenery along the road in Idaho

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An Idaho ranch

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"Let's go to Logan, Utah."

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Pretty view near The Great Salt Lake

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Seven mile causeway leading to Antelope State Park & the Great Salt Lake

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The Great Salt Lake is at least six times saltier than the ocean.

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Notice the salt along the shoreline

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We spent a day and night in Ogden.

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Union Station(now several museums) in downtown Ogden, Utah

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Picture in the museum showing Promontory Point, not far from Ogden

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Trains @ the museum--we saw more trains on this trip than in our whole life, especially Union Pacific ones.

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The Browning Museum @ Union Station

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Frank's gun is like the one on the bottom

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Frank near the shotgun area in the museum

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Speed limit in much of Wyoming was 75, but the cowboys we saw were on four-wheelers.

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Southern Wyoming on the way home

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More southern Wyoming

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Town off to the left

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Rock cliffs in southern Wyoming

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Only grizzlies we saw were stuffed & in displays.

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Covered wagon (notice modern wagon to the right of it)

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Windmills in southern Wyoming

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Notice the snow fences in the fields

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We spent a night in Cheyenne, the capitol of Wyoming.

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Monument commemorates the Lincoln Highway, America's 1st transcontinental road

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Colorado was one of our destinations

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JoAnne was fascinated by the trains

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"Bring on the good life!"

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Great Platte River Road Archway Monument across I-80 in Kearney, Nebraska

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We went to Cabela's in Sidney, Nebraska with over 13,000 sq.ft. & corporate headquarters.

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This display in Sidney was also in the Cabela's in Kansas City. Wonder if it's in all their stores?

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"We are definitely in Kansas, Dorothy!"

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Fields & fields of sunflowers in Kansas--also saw them in Iowa.

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Cabela's in Kansas City, Kansas (180,000 sq.ft.)

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A large African plains display in this Cabela's

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Even a full-sized Piper Cub flying from the ceiling

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Lots of fish displays

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The Kansas City Speedway

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Water tower in Kansas City near Cabela's

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Kansas City skyline

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Bridges over the Mississippi River from Missouri to Illinois

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Closer view of the bridges(at St. Louis, MO)

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Nashville, TN skyline

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More of the Nashville skyline

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Knoxville, TN.  Notice the Sunsphere in the upper right. It was built in 1982 for the World's Fair.

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More of Knoxville

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The Tennessee mountains

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Moon over mountain outside our motel in Newport, TN

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Wow!  North Carolina never looked so good.  Almost home now.

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More of the NC mountains

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An overlook at NC Welcome Center

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Home, Sweet Home!!  A great vacation, but no place like home.

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