Even if you are Lewis and Clark and Explored Everything West of The Mississippi, or something like that, because I can't remember fifth grade history properly and need to learn about the United States from billboards place in public rest stops.
Observations:
Every state I've driven through west of Kentucky claims Lewis and Clark as their own.
But that's not what I'm worried about:
Good Lord, doctor, where are their legs?!
P.S. Free car-lint to the blog-reader that correctly identifies both the multicolored objects and the historical/cultural significance/relevance to South Dakota--if any--to the thing or things above and slightly to the right of Pointing Explorer's (Lewis's?) head?
I vote for mini rubberbands stuck there randomly by the "pop machine" sign creator.
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I've been working on this all night. I don't know about the beads, but the coin-esque thing is a "peace medal" designed by Thomas Jefferson (one hand is a white guy; the other is a Native American) and given to Indian Chiefs, which they apparently had to bring with them if they wanted to go to Washington and see him..
Read more about it here:
http://lewisandclarktrail.com/legacy/peacemedals.htm
mmr
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