Cody, Wyoming was named for William "Buffalo Bill" Cody, who was involved in the founding of the town.
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Jill and Glenn tour America in a motor coach.
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- Badlands National Park
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- The Madison Public Library
- Lake Herman State Park
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- Best burger in Rochester
- Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minnesota
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2 comments:
You have highlighted some places I never knew existed, Glenn. Good job! Makes me want to follow in your footsteps.
Debbie and I will have to fly the Bonanza to one of the spots you will be touring and spend the day venturing with you two!
By the way, if your travels ever take you to Arizona and you want to visit a place that is famous but is not really a tourist trap, visit Tombstone. It is a step back in time and the locals actually live in the area and work in the salons, stores and dance halls just as their ancestors did over a century ago.
What a ride and what an adventure you guys are in and on.
Glenn,
Hope your keeping well.
Norman in Scotland.
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