9 Things Every South Dakotan Routinely Does At The First Sign Of Spring
Who’s ready for spring? After many months of frigid temperatures and howling, icy winds, spring in South Dakota is welcomed with open arms. Here are nine things that most of us do to welcome the new season.
Sure, the weather seems nice and balmy, but Mother Nature is just fooling with you.
So our toes get a little frostbitten while we shovel snow; we're tough enough to handle it.
Every March, the residents of Freeman emerge from the homes and shake off the winter blues to attend Schmeckfest. This fundraising festival includes some incredibly tasty German food and a musical to entertain you. Read our full article about Schmeckfest here.
Once we see the pasque flowers blooming, we know we've arrived.
We almost don't mind when they eat all the buds off the plants in our yards, because they're just so darn cute.
There's nothing more adorable than a fuzzy little baby chicken.
We know better than to wait until June to reserve our favorite campsite or cabin.
It's so hard to be patient... but it's worth the wait so they don't all just freeze to death outside.
There's nothing more refreshing than a spring hike, and who cares if there's still a little bit of snow on the ground?
Do you have any spring traditions? Tell us about them!
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