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Category Archives: Travel
Roots Road Trip: Big Stone Lake
I’ve decided that August is my favorite month. In South Dakota, August is when the stormy summer weather tends to clear up giving us more sunny days. Gardens are full, flowers are in bloom, and the prairie is green and … Continue reading
Posted in Rural Life, Travel
Tagged Big Stone Lake, camping, glacial lakes, Hartford Beach State Park, off the beaten path, South Dakota
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Roots Road Trip: Granary Rural Cultural Center
The temperature has nudged up to 4 below (our thermometer read 22 below when I got up this morning), so I’ve holed up in the house for the day. That makes it a perfect time to inaugurate a new blog … Continue reading