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Dances with Wolves. It really is a special experience to see all of these creatures roaming around together. They are so beautiful.
Steph, I think you need to get one.
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Wind Cave in South Dakota, amazing! 16 year old boy is the one who discovered this, in the late 1800's. Can you imagine? With a candle. 135 miles of cave so far, and they think only 5% has been discovered. The boy who first explored this cave thought he had mapped 90 miles, but had only really mapped 7 miles. They think he didn't realize he was remapping the same area. It is really dark down there when the lights are turned off. It is the 4
th largest cave in the world. No creatures can live down there. phew.
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What do you think?
Lar's new business? Or T-shirt line?
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Driving into the Wind Cave National Park, we encounter this amazing buffalo. How adorable is he. He walked alongside us and then in front of us for a bit. We enjoyed every bit of this experience. They are incredible and sound like nothing else we have heard.
Lar described it like a deep groan, or fog horn. It was a beautiful sight.
Been loving your blog! What a great experience to have as a family!
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