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The Palace, with its mad mix of onion domes and minarets, looks like it was drop-kicked out of czarist Russia.

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It was originally built in 1892 to show off the fertility of South Dakota soil and lure settlers. It was rebuilt in 1905 and then again in 1921.

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Mitchell's Corn Palace is built out of reinforced concrete, not corn. Every spring, however, its exterior is completely covered with thousands of bushels of native South Dakota corn, grain and grasses that are arranged into large murals.

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I know – It’s kinda corny!   

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The Corn Palace serves as an auditorium for touring celebrities (Lawrence Welk played there five times), as a sports arena for the various Kernels teams, and as the headquarters of Corn Palace Week, the apex of Mitchell's yearly social calendar.

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Mt Rushmore

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Huntin’

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Very spring, however, its exterior is completely covered with thousands of bushels of native South Dakota corn, grain and grasses that are arranged into large murals.

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I’ll never smoke weed with Willie again!   

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Rock Me Baby!

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Day 11 | Mitchell, SD – Forest Lake, MN

Oh, Oh, Oh Green Giant!

Located in Blue Earth, MN, the Jolly Green Giant stands over 55 ft. tall!



Not him you silly goose!

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Him!

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The Giant at 55ft tall and Me, little ole Sprout at 5’10”

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A close up

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And our dog friends are welcomed too!