More Sites From Huron

One of the things I enjoy most about geocaching is seeing places I would not normally see. That was the case with our trip to Huron. 

we spent some time along the Ravine Creek 

and James River

saw fish jumping in the water below this spillway 

and finally captured one in mid-air

a cloudy dreary day, again...

just one of many unique cache containers and hides

in and around the community

one cache hide brought us to Frontier Park

my dad had a seeder/drill like that one

and a corn planter like this one

somebody spent a lot of time making cut-out life-sized 

 cowboys, horses, and buffalo

a historical home/museum

Gladys Pyle

a SD politician

statuary in the yard watching us look for the cache

the north flower bed was packed with Lilies of the Valley

a corner garden at the Pyle Museum needing attention

we were amazed at all the murals on the sides of the 

downtown buildings

this one was called the Huron Land Office

lots of fertile land along the James River

a rose bush in the little park near the mural

this one was on the building across the street

there must have been an auto race in Huron years ago

the area is known for its pheasant hunting in the fall

this railroad car was setting on the fair grounds

it was given to SD by the people of France after WWII

each car could hold 40 humans or eight horses

another interesting cache container made to look

like a camera to watch the ducks or the GFP's

people watch us trying to find the cache

A Fun Caching Day 

in another SD community

We have four days of geocaching planned

for this coming week in Yankton SD and 

Norfolk NE.

So no, the kitchen won't be finished this week either!