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Lois and Ralph Werner of Ocean City at Mount Rushmore, South Dakota. This was part of a two week, 4,300-mile trip on a Harley Davidson with a sidecar. |
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Wild hogs of Jersey Pictured here in front of the Crazy Horse Memorial in South Dakota are Marty and Debra Peary of Northfield and Rich and Diane Jankowski of Egg Harbor City, who rode 1,850 miles one way from New Jersey to Sturgis, S.D. for the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally in August. The four then rode back home through Gaitlinburg, Tenn., to complete a “perfect” trip filled with amazing sights and scenery. |
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Jack and Dolores Dollarton of Sea Isle City took the Gazette to Mt.
Rushmore, Canadian Rockies, Calgary Stampede and Athabasca Glacier. |
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Clever, but corny In November, Bob Fenton, Hal Howell, Pete Bacon and Jack Hermann, all of Galloway Township, went to Mitchell, S.D., to do some pheasant hunting. They are pictured here with The Current in front of Mitchell’s Corn Palace, an agricultural showcase that is said to be the world’s only corn palace. The building, actually made from reinforced concrete, is completely covered each spring with thousands of bushels of native South Dakota corn, grains and grasses that are arranged into large murals.
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