Ok, I know my panning sucks, apparently I shake like crazy. So if I got one part of the video somewhat smooth that is a HUGE win for me!! (this is Chris by the way). These are both excellent places to take kids. The van tour at Crazy Horse was really good. The gentlemen driving talked about his heritage and his tribe. It was really cool. We love learning about history and other cultures. -Chris & Suzannah

Thank you!!!

Thank you for sharing!

Rushmore has an audio tour and a museum that we couldn’t do because of Covid. Did you go to the museum while there? Yes, the Crazy Horse carving is a multigenerational undertaking. Klee told our son that we won’t be around to see it completed but we want him to go and take his children. It’s an important part of history. Thanks again for watching and commenting. -Chris & Suzannah

There's something about Crazy Horse that really grabs you. It is MASSIVE and the fact that every time you go back it's changed is so cool.

Suzannah is wise beyond her years, a veritable cornucopia of knowledge...and very good at reading informational signs. 😂😂. Thank you both again for the support.

Thank you! It is a beautiful area, we’d love to go back during the spring or early summer.

Thank you!

Thank you so much!! We still trying to figure out the art of combining story telling with travel info so it's great to hear that you enjoyed it! -Chris & Suzannah

Thank you so much! We have a long list of new channels to watch! We’ll check yours out this week!! -Chris & Suzannah

@@HintonTheTrail Thank you!! I really enjoyed your video to Crazy Horse! I plan to visit soon.

Kent & Tami, thank you for hopping on and following our adventures. Did you notice a change in Crazy Horse or was it about the same? -Chris & Suzannah

@@HintonTheTrailHi Chris and Suzannah. It was a little different. You could tell they had removed more rock down below the face.

There are so many in the Dakotas and many people don’t make it up there. If you do go make sure you venture further to North Dakota as well. The Teddy Roosevelt NPS is beautiful and the Medora Musical is so cool!!!

@@HintonTheTrail We've been learning a lot about the Dakota's lately. We're hoping to spend a good amount of time there someday.

@@TakeATripTogether Spring or Fall, that's when they're probably the prettiest. Good luck with your planning!

I never even knew about the Crazy Horse memorial. It's so strange because I am 47 years old. I was asking around, no one had ever heard anything about it. We live in North Carolina but it's still so strange.

@@shellye.1341 You're not alone, many people have never heard of it and it's a shame. I (Chris) was 21 when I first went and hadn't heard of it either. Just happened to be visiting friends in the area and they took me. The story of the location and what it represents has stuck with me ever since. I hope you get to make it one day.

They have one that costs about $125 and it takes you up to where they’re carving. That would be so awesome...but expensive. I think the one you described sounds so much better though! Thanks for the info.

@@HintonTheTrail Expensive, but worth every penny!

@@sheiladaniels9552 We would love to go back and do it. It looks so amazing.

We hadn’t heard that explanation but back when millions of bison roamed the area I guess it could make them look black.

Thank you. Sound like we got up a lot of the same places. We’re going to hop on and check out some videos tonight! Looking forward to seeing your take on these places. -Chris & Suzannah

Thank you for sharing!

Sorry, not sure what the translation to English is. Closest we could find is the grazing horse statue. Is that correct?

No, it’s actually a good distance away. About 40 minutes.

It is slow but we understand why.

@@HintonTheTrail some would say its slow cause there is a skim of the donations that go elsewhere other then to make progress. if you compare the pics from 20 years ago to now not much diffrence.