The day after visiting Mt. Rushmore, we took the northern route on Iron Mountain Road. Three tunnels were strategically placed and blasted so that travelers could see the progress of the carving/blasting framed through the tunnels. Then the road was constructed so travelers would actually see the phenomenon. Here are the 4 fellas looking over Mom's right shoulder.Monday, June 28, 2010
Iron Mountain Road
The day after visiting Mt. Rushmore, we took the northern route on Iron Mountain Road. Three tunnels were strategically placed and blasted so that travelers could see the progress of the carving/blasting framed through the tunnels. Then the road was constructed so travelers would actually see the phenomenon. Here are the 4 fellas looking over Mom's right shoulder.
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Thanks for the updates! Just got on the blog, very informative! Enjoy your time away from home.
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Hi Laurel,
ReplyDeleteWe just returned from Glenwood Springs, and I logged in to get caught up on your trip. I am thrilled that you are all having a fabulous time. I felt like I was reading a novel as I enjoyed your eloquent writing! Looking forward to all your posts!
Courtney