I watched this on YouTube recently – This Crazy Horse Monument Is So Enormous That The Work Needed To Complete It Beggars Belief – YouTube Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nCsmMLXgLAw&list=PL6_ErRL1Q_4aql4wEEFHXGX1jmCTtQ6lh (about 8:39 minutes long).
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I visited Mount Rushmore around 1974 as we were visiting my sister whose husband was stationed at Ellsworth AFB at the time. Would like to see the monument is going.
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Awesome I’m sure you took pictures?
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I did, but they were lost in one of my moves as this was long before the Internet made saving them easy. Would like to go back and take some more.
I was disappointed as we weren’t allowed to get too close. I believe there are trails where you can get close from someone who visited many decades later. Don’t know if they were there in 1974.
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