There's a reason it's illegal to relocate them, just dispose of them the proper way.
There's a reason it's illegal to relocate them, just dispose of them the proper way.
I had no idea it was illegal. I guess so need to check up on that.
Thanks!
Most folks don't know. They don't want to kill them so relocating is the alternative.
Yep, that was my thinking.
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South Dakota's Iron Mountain Road runs from Custer State Park up to the Mount Rushmore area. This road is a beautiful drive, but it is NOT big vehicle or RV friendly. The below is the primary reason for that warning.
Hard to tell in this photo, but the tunnel is framing the figures on Mount Rushmore.
Iron Mountain Road runs along the east side of Custer State Park ($20 fee, good for a week) and the Needles Highway runs along the western side of Custer State Park. Needles Highway also has narrow tunnels.
Custer State Park also has Sylvan Lake.
Wife and I spent about a week up in South Dakota seeing Mount Rushmore, these roads and lake, and the Badlands. Also had a day trip up to Devil's Tower in Wyoming.
Hard to tell in this photo, but the tunnel is framing the figures on Mount Rushmore.
Iron Mountain Road runs along the east side of Custer State Park ($20 fee, good for a week) and the Needles Highway runs along the western side of Custer State Park. Needles Highway also has narrow tunnels.
Custer State Park also has Sylvan Lake.
Wife and I spent about a week up in South Dakota seeing Mount Rushmore, these roads and lake, and the Badlands. Also had a day trip up to Devil's Tower in Wyoming.
Was at Mount Rushmore this summer. Previous visit was almost 40 years ago. It's not as 'rustic' as it used to be. Very nice museum and parking garage.
The wife and I are planning our first trip up there this spring. Those pictures are amazing.
Good morning!
Good morning OSA!!
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