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We are from WA state. My family toured the Mammoth Site while on vacation. We came back a few years later with our granddaughter who was from Portland, OR. The children, all girls learned a lot and we enjoyed our experience. We will be making a point of returning multiple times over the coming years to see what is new. I have encouraged a college student who is majoring in archeology, to sign up to work on the Mammoth Site in the summer. A couple of days spent in Hot Springs should include a dip in Evans Plunge heated from warm water springs. A visit of Angustora Reservoir south of town with fishing, picnics, boating and sandy beaches to enjoy. To the north of town is Wind Cave Natl Park. A visit to the Mammoth Site will just add to the fun and educational opportunities in the southern Black Hills. The Hot Springs community is a great supporter of this nonprofit, and we all must help keep it viable with our financial support for others to enjoy and be awed by it. The Mammoth Site is like none other for education.

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