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Day 4: Wyoming > Sioux Falls.

Jun 13, 2017
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We stayed the night in Grey Bull, Wyoming after a long slog through intermittent snow. Our accommodations at The Historic Grey Bull Hotel were actually a two bedroom apartment - yay! I got my own room! - with a complete kitchen and balcony with no view whatsoever on the second story. It was straight out of an old Western other than the view. One thing that struck me funny was that the mortuary was next door. How often does that come in handy?? 0.o

Leaving Yellowstone

Into Cody. It was fun to go back. I'd spent a few weeks outside of Cody when I was 20 training horses. The town itself was really built up, a lot less stereotypical Western, but still beautiful.

The orange string is a piece of bailing twine Caitlin used to bind a sage smudge stick she'd made. She'll rewrap it with cotton thread later.
We stopped for Mexican food for lunch. They had both "chimichangas" and "deep fried burritos" on the menu - which are the same thing. Turns out, the chimichangas were shipped in frozen, and the "deep fried burritos" were made fresh there. They also had a bizarre dessert. No kidding!

Western South Dakota was interesting, too. The Bad Lands area was reminiscent of Red Canyon in Utah.

We spent the night at a Super 8 motel in Sioux Falls. We tried to go to bed early but they had and cable TV....


 
 
 

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