Stopped at Oacama SD at the Lewis and Clark Memorial on the banks of the Missouri River. Tremendous view of the Missouri and the Lewis & Clark Memorial Bridge. Excellent museum with a life-size model of the keel boat the expedition used to sail up the Mighty Mo . Loved the detailed displays showcasing their tools, clothing, foods, and tents. I assumed the 50 foot stainless steel statue outside was Sacajawea, but rather it is a tribute to the indigenous people. “Dignity” wears a diamond patterned quilt which is the most sacred pattern of the Lakota. More oceans of corn, herds of cattle and a new addition—-seas of sunflowers on both sides of the highway! We were shocked to learn that Route 90 — the major interstate— is sometimes totally closed during icy or stormy conditions. We stopped at Wall
Drug which is evidently an Americana landmark famous for advertising Free Ice Water and 5 cent coffee during the Depression. They still have 5 cent cups of coffee! Sign of the day for a Mexican restaurant: Mexican food so good, Trump would build a wall around it! Onto Black Hills and Mt. Rushmore!
Drug which is evidently an Americana landmark famous for advertising Free Ice Water and 5 cent coffee during the Depression. They still have 5 cent cups of coffee! Sign of the day for a Mexican restaurant: Mexican food so good, Trump would build a wall around it! Onto Black Hills and Mt. Rushmore!
