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July/August 2001
"Capitol in the Hills" by Madison artist John Green. |
South Dakota's Ancient Art: Our first galleries are petroglyphs carved in the Cave Hills. Lacreek's Pelican Paradise: A rookery in Bennett County. Pierre Without Politics: Our capital is a historic trader town that's fun to visit. Sioux Falls' Ray Kelly: A salesman who draws pictures and attention. Home Kids: A Odd Fellows orphanage in Dell Rapids started a hundred kids on the right foot. [read more] Sutton Ranch: Cowboys, birdies, bull and trout near Pierre. Rosebud Songstress: Singer and religious leader Darlene Red Elk Myers. Black Hills Well-Driller: Raymond Milley witched for water around Custer. Losing Land: A young man's view of separation in Hand County. Spearfish Creek: A popular Black Hills stream faces an uncertain future. Shark Hunting on Firesteel Creek: Remnants of the shallow sea that once covered South Dakota. |
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