Rapid City is known as the City of Presidents. Meet Thomas Jefferson. Other presidents are on corners everywhere.
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- From Sparta to Portage, Wisconsin
- Cheerful Stop at the Kendall Depot stop along the ...
- From Winona, Minnesota to Sparta, Wisconsin
- Scenic Views from the Trails
- Entering "Rails to Trails" in Wisconsin
- From the Winona Historical Museum
- Day off in Winona, Minnesota
- History of Winona in glass at the Winona Historica...
- Tiffany Lotus Pattern Window in Merchant's Bank
- Contemporary Stained Glass in Public Buildings
- Bank Vault Built in 1916 - Merchant's Bank
- From Kasson to Winona, Minnesota
- For My Bicycle Collection - Elegant Lady Statue
- The Nina and the Pinta in Port on the Mississippi ...
- First Spotting of the Mississippi River
- From Faribault to Kasson, Minnesota
- Tasting Raw Fresh Corn - Ziva and Ken
- An Inviting, Colorful Lunch Stop in West Concord, ...
- From New Ulm to Faribault, Minnesota
- Beauty Along the Bike Path
- Buffalo Statue in Sibley Park
- Stained Glass Discovery
- From Tracy to New Ulm, Minnesota
- Entering New Ulm - Grain Containers Everywhere
- Relaxing Fishing in Sleepy Eye, Minnesota
- From Brookings, South Dakota to Tracy, Minnesota
- Inside a Windmill
- More Windmill Farms near Lake Benton, Minnesota
- From Huron to Brookings, South Dakota
- Tornado in Manchester, South Dakota
- Books by Laurel Ingalls Wilder
- Dress Up ... at Little House on the Prairie
- Largest Pheasant in the World!
- From Ft. Thompson to Huron, South Dakota
- Beehives along the Way
- From Murdo to Fort Thompson, South Dakota
- View of the Missouri River
- From Wall through The Badlands to Mordo, South Dakota
- Morning Light Reflecting on the Badlands
- Scenery after The Badlands
- From Rapid City to Wall, South Dakota
- Storm Brewing!
- Laundry Day
- Wall Drug Boot Department
- Billboards to Wall Drug
- Another Day Off in Rapid City - Meet Baby Charlotte
- Art Alley in Rapid City
- More Graffiti in Art Alley
- City of Presidents
- Wood Church on our Morning Ride
- Rapid City, South Dakota, Day Off for Touring
- Indian Art at Prairie Edge
- Indian Necklaces
- Art on Buffalosorms - Custer, South Dakota
- Crazy Horse Memorial
- Mt. Rushmore
- From Spearfish to Rapid City, South Dakota
- Motorcycle Photo
- An Old West Flea Market
- From New Castle, Wyoming, to Spearfish, South Dakota
- Relaxing at the Falls
- Reflections on the Lake
- Quote of the Day
- From Gillette to Newcastle
- Banana Split at The Hop
- The Grasslands
- Oil Rigs
- From Buffalo, Wyoming to Gillette, Wyoming
- Herd of bisons seen from the road
- Beauty along the Interstate
- Morning Breakfast
- From Sheridan to Buffalo, Wyoming
- The Wild West in Sculpture
- Shopping in Sheridan, Wyoming
- From Hardin, Montana, to Sheridan, Wyoming
- Scenic Train Bridge above the Big Horn River
- The Apsaalooke Nation Warrior
- Tepee Sculptures
- From Billings to Hardin, Montana
- Wagon Wheel View
- Trading Post Entrance in Hardin
- Indian beading of the Crow Nation artists
- Silo along the road
- From Harlowton to Billings, Montana
- Store in Shawmut, Montana
- From Stanford to Harlowton, Montana, on my Birthday
- From Great Falls to Stanford, Montana
- Entering the Plains in Montana
- Ryan's Bar Mitzvah - July 5, 2010
- Proud Parents
- July 4 - A Special bike
- An Early Birthday Gift and Message
- Art at the Airport
- Flight to Boston
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About Me
- Susan Fullenbaum
- I have been cycling for a cause for over 14 years and this year in 2013 I am cycling for Parkinson's. In 2010 I cycled from Seattle to Niagara Falls, Canada, over 3000 miles. This year I completed my dream and cycled to Boston from Minneapolis and added 1600 miles to this cross country adventure. Next year, I hope to cycle again for Parkinson's across Canada.
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