The
owners of this hostel also own a large campground. This hostel
is in a big converted barn. Also within the barn is a
restaurant & bar for patrons. There's a golf course (not
in the barn, silly), and an indoor, heated swimming pool.
Right:
The woman and her son reserve a family room at the Old Barn hostel
every summer to enjoy the lovely wooded grounds, and to ride down
the river in their inner tubes.
Left:
Here's the restaurant and pub in the Old Barn Resort
Hostel. There was also a room with a pool table, and a room
with video games.
Left:
Always got to get a picture of my bunk. Love those bunks!
Left
the KOA in Sioux Falls by 5:30 AM. Heard a couple of rain
drops on my tent--well, you know the drill!
Drove
to Storm Lake, Iowa to see the Wind Farm. Lots & lots of
huge wind mills! Just one blade was bigger than my whole car.
From the
Wind Farm, I zipped over to West Bend, Iowa to see the Grotto of the
Redemption. It's best just to check out thier web site:
www.nw-cybermall.com/grotto.htm
Above:
Grotto of the Redemption, West Bend, Iowa
I
wonder if the guy who built this alone, and the guy who built the
"Coral Castle" alone were related? What causes that
anyway? About the only thing I can build by myself is a
submarine sandwich.