Sturgis
Josh and I left for Sturgis, South Dakota on the 29th of July.
I have to say I had a lot of fun!
This is my first time going any place further than Utah.
During our trip, I was able to view 3 states I had never been to.
Colorado, Montana, and South Dakota.
The most amazing about the trip, was to see how beautiful Earth really is.
We left on the 29th, and stayed in Wyoming for one night.
The next night, we stayed in Red Lodge, Montana.
Friday morning we left to head to Sturgis.
Josh and I rode with Hal and Connie and their friends.
There were 11 of us altogether.
There were a few cons of riding Harleys all the way to and back.
But the majority was great fun!
While in Sturgis, we took lots of pics of all the bikers that were there.
Went to Mt. Rushmore
Went to Crazyhorse
We stayed in the city of Keystone, beautiful place.
Josh and I also went to Rushmore Cave, and checked out the cave there.
Did a little shopping. Got some really good deals.
Josh and I left for Sturgis, South Dakota on the 29th of July.
I have to say I had a lot of fun!
This is my first time going any place further than Utah.
During our trip, I was able to view 3 states I had never been to.
Colorado, Montana, and South Dakota.
The most amazing about the trip, was to see how beautiful Earth really is.
We left on the 29th, and stayed in Wyoming for one night.
The next night, we stayed in Red Lodge, Montana.
Friday morning we left to head to Sturgis.
Josh and I rode with Hal and Connie and their friends.
There were 11 of us altogether.
There were a few cons of riding Harleys all the way to and back.
But the majority was great fun!
While in Sturgis, we took lots of pics of all the bikers that were there.
Went to Mt. Rushmore
Went to Crazyhorse
We stayed in the city of Keystone, beautiful place.
Josh and I also went to Rushmore Cave, and checked out the cave there.
Did a little shopping. Got some really good deals.
2 comments:
Looks like a lot of fun. Please explain why you are crawling through a wooden box?
haha. To be weird of course, j/k
That wooden box shows two gaps, one 8.5 ft or inches, I can't remember, and the other gap 10.. There are some caves that are as big as those gaps in the wooden box. So they say if you can fit your entire body thru the gaps, then you should be able to crawl or walk your way through those caves. :)
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