Vacation Review: Crazy Horse

During our guided tour of South Dakota, we visited the Crazy Horse Memorial.  What a great place.  I never knew it existed.  This memorial has not received federal or state funding.

Go to this website for more information. http://crazyhorsememorial.org/

My wife and I were touched by the story of the memorial.  The story of Crazy Horse and the story of the builder.  Korczak Ziolkowski worked on the memorial for 36 years.  This is a must see if you are ever in the black hills.


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