This is an old homestead where a hermit lived. He gave the owner, Gary this land and Gary gives back to each of his guests by sharing what he has. We loved staying here. It was close to so many things we like to do.
Right after you pass the old homestead, you can see Crazy Horse Memorial.
Could have stayed here much longer but it was time to start back.
Right after you pass the old homestead, you can see Crazy Horse Memorial.
Could have stayed here much longer but it was time to start back.
Since we needed to get the oil changed in the motor home in Rapid City, we decided to stay in the Badlands, in a tiny town called Interior. It’s on the edge of the Badlands.
As we were driving (I drove the car to save time loading and unloading), I was able to take some pics of the motor home with the gorgeous green and yellow prairie fields.
The Lakota Indians were the first to call this land the “Badlands” because of extreme temps, lack of water, and the exposed rugged terrain. After we parked the motor home, we drove through the National Park. Mile after mile of ruggedness!
We even got to view mountain goats up close.
Beautiful ending to a scenic day.