From the Bighorns we headed west to Cody, Wyoming. It rained most of the time we were there, but that didn’t stop us from exploring and enjoying the area. The local homemade food was delicious.
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From Larchwood, Iowa we headed west to Devils Tower National Monument and the Bighorn National Forest in Wyoming. After Devils Tower, we stayed in Buffalo to drive the Crazy Woman Canyon.
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From the Badlands, we drove 5 hours to Larchwood, Iowa to be close to Sioux Falls in order to have an air conditioner replaced and for our annual physician visits.
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After visiting the pine tree covered Black Hills in western South Dakota, we headed east through the grass covered prairies to the Badlands. French fur purveyors called the Badlands “les mauvaises terror a traverser”, meaning “bad land to traverse”. The Lakota referred to the area as “Mako Sica”, also meaning land bad.
It was a 5 hour drive from Colorado to the Black Hills of South Dakota. We went through the rolling verdant grass covered hills of Colorado and Wyoming entertained by Jake looking for antelope, prairie dogs and cattle. The hills of South Dakota were covered with pine trees and the roads were curvy prompting Sandy alerts to slow down.
From Colorado Springs we went to the Denver area to visit family and get some work done on our Freightliner chassis. While there, we went to the Rocky Mountain National Park to get up-close to the snow covered peaks, spring-time swollen rivers and wildlife.
