Bonnie Springs Ranch has been gone three years now, such a shame.
Bonnie Springs, Long Gone…
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Bonnie Springs Ranch has been gone three years now, such a shame.
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It does seem like such a shame. Your pictures on the other hand are lovely.
Nice historic touches
A bit remote, but it must have been a pretty place to live.
There is a proper ranch just north of this place that was lived in for many years, but Bonnie Springs was a part of the trail that people followed from California into the northern states. This was in the 1800s.
Nice to have some history.
Yes, and that ranch is open to the public and offers hiking trails and a large picnic area.
I used to love going to places like this in the States. We used to go to the Black Hills in South Dakota. Good times!
Nice, I would love to see those hills, they are mysterious!
They have some cool things to see. They had a lot of really neat little shops. I always like Devils Tower. My brother-in-law and I hiked around it carrying their two little tots. I probably would not make it around nowadays. 😉
Wow, that sounds so interesting! That tower is an odd piece of geology but beautiful in the photos.
It was cool! Quite a hike though. I don’t remember if there were bikes on the trail. It was forever ago. If you are going to the Dakota’s it is amazing to go in early August when the motorcycles are all heading to Sturgis for the big rally there.
I’ve seen video and photos of that rally, it’s too crazy for me!
Not on the highways heading into it. The motorcyclists are very ‘professional’. It is amazing to be passed (or to pass) dozens and dozens of gorgeous bikes.
I see, so your a Harley Davidson lover too!
I like seeing bikes. Not so much riding them. My son Mark had a nice bike before he got married. I was sooo glad when he sold it and bought his Jeep!
It sounds like his wife said no more biking! They are too dangerous to ride here with our heavy traffic, no thanks! I used to ride a road bike in the early 1980s right after high school but sold it after nearly being involved in two accidents. No thanks. It’s dangerous enough to ride my bicycle around here. You must always be on the defensive! I feel safe inmy full-size pickup that has an actual steel frame under it!