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Mt. Rushmore
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Did my geology field mapping course from Black Hills through Wyoming and Montana, doing most of it around Cardwell, MT (awesome area in itself). Hit up Yellowstone/Teton, Black Hills, Glacier, and a lot in between. All of it incredibly awesome. Not Rushmore though. Were two miles away or something but professors considered it a sacrilege to geology. Thermopolis is cool too. As is the drive on the 20 through Wind River Canyon. Worth the detour. Great geology there and it legit looks like the river is flowing uphill. https://www.rocdoctravel.com/2018/04/wyoming-thermopolis-wind-river-canyon.html
Extra bonus too - Meeteetse of Beavis & Butthead fame is in the area.
That's a road trip I would absolutely do again. Rent an RV, pack the family up, and take a 2-3 week trip, loop through Zion, Bryce, Canyonlands (finally), Arches, loop up through Colorado, Wyoming, into Montana and then back down. Be fun as hell. And probably won't happen for a while. But one can dream.
Those two trips are my shortlist.Did my geology field mapping course from Black Hills through Wyoming and Montana, doing most of it around Cardwell, MT (awesome area in itself). Hit up Yellowstone/Teton, Black Hills, Glacier, and a lot in between. All of it incredibly awesome. Not Rushmore though. Were two miles away or something but professors considered it a sacrilege to geology. Thermopolis is cool too. As is the drive on the 20 through Wind River Canyon. Worth the detour. Great geology there and it legit looks like the river is flowing uphill. https://www.rocdoctravel.com/2018/04/wyoming-thermopolis-wind-river-canyon.html
Extra bonus too - Meeteetse of Beavis & Butthead fame is in the area.
That's a road trip I would absolutely do again. Rent an RV, pack the family up, and take a 2-3 week trip, loop through Zion, Bryce, Canyonlands (finally), Arches, loop up through Colorado, Wyoming, into Montana and then back down. Be fun as hell. And probably won't happen for a while. But one can dream.
I had a Lakota take this picture of me when I was in the Badlands. This was during my outlaw phase
Looks straight (wrong word) outta brokeback mountain. Not that there's anything wrong with that
As a half Jew, I can say yes, it would help. My people are shameless
you're the creeper standing behind the horse, aren't you?
If it was meant to be that way, it would still look like that today. It met its destiny.
that's Tom Ford
I think the smirk on his face indicates he may have just completed or may have been about to engage in some broke-backy
crazy how you know the names of rando gay porn dudes....
Lol, glad I was smart enough to go incognito before google that guy. I don’t need his stuff showing up in my ads
I love it when the right-winger memes start with "think about it"
Like that's even an option.
Facebook ruined democracy.
Thomas Carlyle Ford (born August 27, 1961) is an American fashion designer and filmmaker. He launched his eponymous luxury brand in 2006, having previously served as the creative director at Gucci and Yves Saint Laurent. Ford directed the Academy Award-nominated films A Single Man (2009) and Nocturnal Animals (2016).
The Nazi surplus shop owner in Falling Down used the same verbiage.
I love it when left wingers completely ignore anything that challenges their thinking and divert any logical conversation into attacks or insults.