The Story at Devil’s Gulch
If the place sounds cliche-ish, you can’t blame Garretson, SD, because doggone it, not every Siouxland burg has a tourist trap built in. Seriously, Garretson’s
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If the place sounds cliche-ish, you can’t blame Garretson, SD, because doggone it, not every Siouxland burg has a tourist trap built in. Seriously, Garretson’s
On my mother’s side, my Dutch-American ancestry has been here since before the American Civil War. My people were among the first immigrants from the
“When you get to the Visitor’s Center, look for the blue dress–it belonged to Judy’s grandma,” she told me. “Judy” is her friend. I’d just
Maybe it was the little chapel she’d insisted on showing me, a place she thought any visit to the Northern Cheyenne mission wouldn’t be complete
It’s not a new story. I wrote it more than a decade ago, so it may well show its age. But I thought I’d try
Once you find the road in—the place is very much out of the way–the signs tell the story. I’ve visited twice, often enough to guess
Got it this morning. Had no idea mature human beings could or would hunt hogs from helicopters, but this Texas outfit thought I might just
It’s all so understandable. From the vantage point of 75-plus years, the war seems ancient history. Besides, so many of those who fought had no
“Some of them just got too big for their britches.” People said that occasionally, that some farmers who went down during the Farm Crisis of the
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