Today we were going to travel through some of the old wild-west towns that previously I had only seen in movies or on the TV, towns with famous names like Mule Creek, Buffalo, Custer and Sundance.
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Posted in Age of Innocence, Arts and Crafts, Growing up in the 1950s, History, Hotels, Natural Environment, Postcards, Travel, USA, World Heritage
Tagged Coach Trip, Cody, Deadwood, Life, National Parks USA, Photography, Travel, Wyoming
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Tagged Coach Trip, Cody, Deadwood, Life, National Parks USA, Photography, Travel, Wyoming
This is the story of a journey in 1995 through the National Parks of the American Mid West.
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Tagged Arches National Park, Badlands, Bryce Canyon, Deadwood, Grand Canyon, Grand Tetons National Park, Lake Powell, Las Vegas, Mese Verde, Monument Valley, Mount Rushmore, Salt Lake City, USA National Parks, Wyoming, Yellowstone Park, Zion National Park
After another good nights sleep and a hearty breakfast we packed our bags and loaded them onto the coach because it was time to move on from Rapid City and start going west. Today we were going to travel through some of the old wild-west towns that previously I had only seen in movies or on the TV, towns with famous names like Mule Creek, Buffalo, Custer and Sundance. Also along the route was the unfortunately named town of Gayville but I don’t remember that featuring prominently in any John Wayne films.
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Tagged Black Hills, Butch Cassidy, Cody, Deadwood, General Custer, Gold Rush, Little Big Horn, Sundance Kid, USA, Wild Bill Hickock, Wyoming
Have Bag, Will Travel 