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Why A 2nd Grader Loved Rapid City
When 2nd-grader Rhys came to visit South Dakota, it was too awesome for him not to write aboutReptile Gardens: A Photo Essay
The Guinness Book of World Records' largest reptile zoo features gators, crocs, parrots, snakes, ancient tortoises, and a few surprises.Booming Grounds
Prairie chickens are famously known for their unique mating dance - called "booming" - with raised feathers, brilliant colors and fancy footwork. These birds can be found across South Dakota, but especially in the central part of the state, including the Fort Pierre National Grasslands.Czech This Out: Czech Days in Tabor
Czechoslovakian immigrants brought many traditions with them to South Dakota, including the love of food and music. At the annual Tabor Czech Days celebration each June, visitors come for the dining and stay for the dancing (not to mention the parade and the carnival). The Pasque Flower: A Sure Sign of Spring
One of the first to show itself in spring is the pasque, South Dakota's state flower. Bloming from late March to early June. Its small, purple flowers are a sign that spring has surely sprung.A Look at the Fort Sisseton Historical Festival
Experience the Fort Sisseton Historical Festival in June, where historical reenactors, crafts and Civil War music bring history to life in South Dakota.A Land of Make-Believe
Humpty Dumpty, Goldilocks, Dorothy, the Tin Man, Paul Bunyan and other characters are all waiting to welcome you to Storybook Land & the Land of Oz in Aberdeen’s Wylie Park. Follow the yellow brick road to the medieval castle, train ride, roller coaster, 30-horse carousel and balloon ride and create your own story full of fun.It's Both Wonderful and Strange: Porter Sculpture Park
Just off Interstate 90 near Montrose sits an oasis of whimsy and wonder. Porter Sculpture Park is the home of dragons, dinosaurs, a giant hammer and more than 40 other recycled metal brainchildren of sculptor Wayne Porter. Wayne is almost always onsite and eager to tell you the stories behind his collection that TIME magazine named one of the Top 50 American Roadside Attractions.Pagination