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Thursday, May 25, 2017

Sylvan Lake Custer State Park

May 25-28

SL02E

sites are small and not level. This park is designed for smaller RVs.
For $25 a night you can get a electrical site vs a non for $21 a night.

From this location you are close to a number of places.

Needles Highway with tunnels

Mount Rushmore

Crazy Horse

Hwy 87 -tunnels

Cathedral Spires Trail

Sylvan Lake Shore Trail

Sunday Gulch Trail

Harney Peak Trail

Little Devil's Tower Trail

One who chooses this park should remember there is one route in due to the tunnels in the mountains.
Highway 89 starts just east of Custer City.

Each site has a fire pit with grate and a picnic table.

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Sylvan Lake Resort is a little drive from the campground on Hwy 89.

The drive takes you up onto of the mountain where the Resort is located.

Sylvan Lake Resort

Sylvan's Camper Cabins are located just to the left of the resort,

Monday, May 22, 2017

Game Lodge Custer State Park

May 22-25

Best Campground for being so close to the Buffaloes.

Two dump stations within a short distance. One in the park and the other is just around the corner on the game loop.

via iPhone

Located on 16A, so you hear everyone driving on the road.

GL02E - but we were moved to group camp ground

Best Campground for being so close to the Buffaloes.

Cattle Gate to keep Buffalo from licking your head as you sleep in your tent.

Due to re surfacing the roads inside the Game Campground we were moved to the Group Campground.

Game Lodge Campground has two bathroom facilities with shower rooms.

It also has a laundromat on site.

$25 per night with electric and $21 per night without electric sites.

We were moved to the Calvin Coolidge Group Camping Area where it had 4 large camping site.

These site were not paved but were gravel spots.

Calvin Coolidge Group Camping Area

Two spots as you enter the group camp

Two spots on the group camp loop.

via iPhone -this was our spot

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Game Campground site are all smooth to quickly level your RV easier.

Pull throw site

Lots of room from one row to the next for tents. But sites are still close.

Small lake with fresh water stream and a small park within the Campground.

Camper Cabins

28E is our favorite site because of the length of the site.
Location to restroom but not being too close to hearing the door open and close throughout the night.
This site is on the end so no campers are parked behind you or to the left side.
This site is 35' long with power.
27E is right next to this site is also a good site too.

32E is right across from this site and offers much of the same.

Because of how the back is angled you are not pointed at your neighbors RV.

This site is 50' long.

Tuesday, May 16, 2017

Bacon Ginder Burger

Babes Music Bar

and

Joes’s Sport Cafe

Bacon Ginder Burger

Friday, April 28, 2017

Interstate State Park

April 24-26

17e
22 Electrical sites
dump station in park

Interstate is location along the Croix River just out side of Taylors Falls, Minnesota. Right before the bridge heading to Wisconsin in Taylors Fall is the entrance to the boat landing and potholes. There are a number of nice potholes to walk up to and pick in at and overlooks of the water below.

The Railroad trail has a number of stairs with no rails on the stairs to help you up. To find this trail head across the road from the main park entrance.

Each time you think you are at the top of the stair there ends up being more stairs to climb.

The Sandstone Bluffs states there are over 200 stairs but the Railway trail does not a posted sign stating how many stairs you will climb. I would say it is close to over 200.

We also hiking along the River trail leaving from the land parking lot. We hiked to the the overlook next to the hwy 8. And later we hiked from the camp ground to the first overlook near the hwy 8.

Dump station is on the left side just as you pass the ranger station. Clean water can be found there. Our site was 17e which all of the site are mostly open for all to see what your fellow campers are up to.

Life is good, when camping

This was our first camping trip for the year.

Thursday, April 13, 2017

what happens with all that trash

We recently we to China and Thailand. Here are some pictures from our journey.

Every hour the offerings are removed and thrown away.

Flowers, Food and Water.

What happens to all the trash?

Crossed Wires

We recently we to China and Thailand. Here are some pictures from our journey.

Crossed Wires

Tuk-Tuk

We recently we to China and Thailand. Here are some pictures from our journey.

In Bangkok Thailand, you can find many Tuk-Tuk motor vehicle.

Tuk-tuks are a three wheeled taxis to get around Bangkok.

Rent a Bike

We recently we to China. Here are some pictures from our journey.

In China, they have a renting bike system like Minnesota's Twin City does.

Riders simply scan in the code located on the back of the bike and pay online. Once they are done they leave the bike on the sidewalk. No need to return it to a select located. Riders can search for a bike via online to locate a bike nearest them.