We stayed in Pierre and I took advantage of our proximity to their newly constructed (re-constructed?) river walk in the early mornings and late evenings as a place to walk the dogs. Weather was decent, several days of wind (to be expected on the prairie), and the only significant rain was on the drive home.
While I packed the majority of our meals, Pierre does host several notable restaurants: The Branding Iron Bistro, The Brickhouse BBQ and Grill, and the Cattleman's Club Steakhouse. This is beef country.
As I noted, I still packed most of our meals and even had a meal plan. The chili I made ahead and froze in containers that I could pull out and microwave. Rice and bean burritos are from the co-op and freeze nicely for traveling. I've learned to freeze the bagels I buy from the co-op as they will get moldy quickly (even at home). Need to keep these frozen and or refrigerated. With a fridge and microwave in the room, I was set!
Thurs (travel day) (L) sandwiches, fruit (S)
Fri (L) rice and bean burritos, fruit, nut cups (S) chili
Sat (L) rice and bean burritos, fruit, nut cups (S) Brickhouse BBQ
Sun (L) Subway (S)
Mon (L) rice and bean burritos, fruit, nut cups (S) chili
Tues (L) Subway (S) Cattleman's Club
Wed (travel day) (L) Culver's (S) chili
Breakfast - instant oatmeal, bagels with cream cheese. Ate out once at the Branding Iron Bistro, and got breakfast to go from same on Wednesday morning.
Buffalo Gap National Grasslands |
The boys are ready to find some birds |
Wide, wide open spaces |
The Badlands National Park |
The Badlands National Park |
Buffalo! |
A bit of Cold War History |
Home, home on the range.... buffalo in the distance |
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