Published: July 31st 2010
July 31st 2010
July 31st 2010
Sturgis, S.D.! The city known for the largest motorcycle rally in the world. This year is the 70th anniversary and the bikers will be coming in numbers. They expect to have between 300 to 500 thousand bikers for the rally. Cities for 100 miles around will be filled to capacity with bikers and their friends. When we left Custer, 75 miles away, they were gearing up for the event by sectioning o... Read Full Entry
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My wife and I are full time RVers and travel the US having worked with Fish & Wildlife Refuges,US Forest Service,and at times,with private RV parks. This blog/diary represents our travels and experiences along the way. We hope friends and family will enjoy it.... full info
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Stave Church
I thought this was a good shot of the whole church which is very pretty, tho small.
Interesting Roof
Dragons and crosses explained in blog
Round turret.
The only one that I saw but the workmanship is beautiful.
Ambulatory
The walk around that people used to wait for church to open. Acted as a shelter
Bell and Stave Church
This is looking back from the Prayer Path.
Inside the church
The arches, columns, etc all have meaning for the building of this church
Roof or ceiling of church
Remember it is a Viking ship upside down.
Lepers window
Where the lepers could receive communion since they were not allowed in church.
Carvings around door
Not great photo but shows the carvings and some detail
Prayer Path
Statues adorned the path which went thru a woods. It was quiet and serene.
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