Posted in South Dakota
October 13, 2017
11 Things That Will Always Make South Dakotans Think Of Home
South Dakotans know all about state pride; we have it in droves.
You may wander far and wide, but once you’ve lived in South Dakota, there are some things that will always remind you of home. If you’ve moved away, here are eleven things that will make you homesick.
Every South Dakotan knows that the best adventures start with roads just like this.
South Dakota isn't the only place in the country with buffalo, but every time you see one, you'll be taken right back to the Black Hills.
The harvest is a big deal here.
Deadwood is an adorable little town that's full of Old West charm in the summer, and a cozy spot in the winter.
Some people decorate their Thanksgiving tables with dried corn cobs. In South Dakota, we get a little more creative than that.
South Dakotans are proud of their farmers and ranchers.
Many South Dakotans live for the start of pheasant season.
Sure, you can get a steak anywhere. But there's nothing like a South Dakota steak.
South Dakota celebrates America's past presidents in Rapid City...and of course...
We love our pioneer heritage, and Laura Ingalls Wilder is one of our favorite former South Dakotans.
No matter where you go, you'll never find beauty like this.
What’s your favorite thing about South Dakota? Tell us in the comments – we love our state and we love hearing about what you love most about it, too.
Are you a South Dakota transplant? If so, you may remember these 14 things you quickly learn when you move to South Dakota.
