A Month on the Move: South Dakota's Black Hills
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So far, we have covered well over 2400 miles, we left June 29th. On Wednesday July 10th, we packed up and hit the road for our longest travel day so far, from Iowa to our campsite at Hell Canyon Horse Camp and RV Resort in Custer, South Dakota. Most of the travel was on I-90 after finishing a few hours on I-29, which for anyone who's done the badlands before, it's not exactly dramatic. I visited Mount Rushmore during a cross country drive once when the girls where little, and I thought it was beautiful. I drove up from Rapid City on I-90, and went back down the way we came after we saw the mountain. If only I knew what beauty lay just beyond. The pictures will never do this place justice, and I don't claim to be a good photographer. Just know, it's far beyond what these photos show, and everyone should explore Custer State Park and the Black Hills. After a few hours of mountain climbing with the trucks on highway 16 after leaving I-90, we finally made it to Hell