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Back on the Wall Drugs front porch again. |
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Well, if it isn't Annie Oakley (constructed of genuine oak, no doubt).
This is the same wooden wonder (related to Al Gore, or is the resemblance
just a coincidance?) that wouldn't give my brother Chris a tumble ten years
previously. Now she sits all alone. It serves her right. |
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A look up at the second level walkway, decorated with various trophys,
saddles, and other things western. |
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Cowboys, miners (and their mules), along with poker playin' women.
Yep, this is the West all right. We are deeply within the land of the rancher,
and the tourist. |
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Main Street, Wall Drugs. This is sort of like a mini mall gone wild. |
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A reconstruction of the old Wall Drug store from a period long past. |
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The things that the heat of the day will have you imagining yourself
seeing. Actually, a dinosaur looks pretty at home in these surroundings. |
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My last look at the inside of Wall Drugs, at least for a years or
so. This is looking towards the front entrance. |
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Leaving Wall to head out into the Badlands. You might notice a large
blue object under the bridge. A water tower was laid on it's side, and
being moved. |