I haven't been to Mount Rushmore in quite a few years and I was amazed by all the work they had done at the entrance. As you can see, the carvings are actually quite small . . . . and our heads are quite large . . . . :o)
Gert.
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Awesome! I have always wanted to see Mt. Rushmore. Great pictures!
I want to see too. Especially after I saw National Treasure 2. Oh and I never realized how big your head actually was Dad.
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