Sioux Falls native here. Your comment about little kids playing on the rocks is accurate. We've had several drown from slipping on the rocks over the years, and the park actually frowns on the practice although it's not prohibited.
@@mcvet57103 thanks for watching. It's sad to know that anyone has drowned there in the rocks. It's such a beautiful spot. We always need to keep them near.
I have lived here most of my life and your presentation of Sioux Falls is one of the better ones I have seen .Glad you enjoyed the city! Thanks for the video 👍🇺🇸
@@larryv.83 Thanks so much for watching! We're glad you enjoyed it. We were fortunate to have been there before the rains and flood - we hope all is well there now.
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Next time you are near Sioux Falls you should checkout Good Earth State Park southeast of town. The site itself is one of the oldest site of long-term human habitation in the United States. It was an important gathering place for seasonal ceremonies and a significant trading center for many tribal people from 1300-1700 A.D.
This is why I clicked on this video originally - wondering if your being there was because of the flooding, or after the flood waters have receeded. HOWEVER . . .that could make an excellent follow-up video to this one . . . with such a detailed video account of what it was like just before the flooding, to come back to give us a comparison. Has it recovered? How much was damaged? This place was so underwater, you could barely see that there were FALLS there at all - it was more like raging rapids like the Colorado River. I have always LOVED Sioux Falls - don't know why I didn't move there 30 years ago when I had the chance!!!
@@sydney.g.sloangammagee8181 Thanks for watching! We really enjoyed our time there, and our hearts go out to everyone there and what they're going through. We're actually in Wyoming at present, so a follow up video will have to wait until another day. But we will return there in the future I'm certain.
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Sioux Falls native here. Your comment about little kids playing on the rocks is accurate. We've had several drown from slipping on the rocks over the years, and the park actually frowns on the practice although it's not prohibited.
@@mcvet57103 thanks for watching. It's sad to know that anyone has drowned there in the rocks. It's such a beautiful spot. We always need to keep them near.
I have lived here most of my life and your presentation of Sioux Falls is one of the better ones I have seen .Glad you enjoyed the city! Thanks for the video 👍🇺🇸
@@larryv.83 Thanks so much for watching! We're glad you enjoyed it. We were fortunate to have been there before the rains and flood - we hope all is well there now.
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You must have just missed the record rains and the historic Falls Park raging wild. Things are much better now ✌️
I haven't been to Sioux Falls but I knew about the arch, it looks really cool
It's a really nice town - so nice to see the mix of old and new together. Thanks for watching!
It's a nice video! South Dakota is amazing! If you're coming back, we'd be glad to help you go to the best places and camping sites! :)
Thanks for watching! We have lots more South Dakota content coming in the next several weeks - be sure to ring the notification bell so you won't miss any of our amazing stops along the way.
Next time you are near Sioux Falls you should checkout Good Earth State Park southeast of town. The site itself is one of the oldest site of long-term human habitation in the United States. It was an important gathering place for seasonal ceremonies and a significant trading center for many tribal people from 1300-1700 A.D.
@@kevinwaterman389 thanks for the suggestion - we'll definitely pin that on the map for next time we come through there. Thanks so much for watching!
They've had some flooding there this last week. You should see the videos of the falls currently.
We saw video online of a campground in Iowa under water, a levy had broken. Looks like a lot of water in that whole area over there.
This is why I clicked on this video originally - wondering if your being there was because of the flooding, or after the flood waters have receeded.
HOWEVER . . .that could make an excellent follow-up video to this one . . . with such a detailed video account of what it was like just before the flooding, to come back to give us a comparison. Has it recovered? How much was damaged?
This place was so underwater, you could barely see that there were FALLS there at all - it was more like raging rapids like the Colorado River.
I have always LOVED Sioux Falls - don't know why I didn't move there 30 years ago when I had the chance!!!
@@sydney.g.sloangammagee8181 Thanks for watching! We really enjoyed our time there, and our hearts go out to everyone there and what they're going through. We're actually in Wyoming at present, so a follow up video will have to wait until another day. But we will return there in the future I'm certain.
@@FollowTheMoon Oh, my pleasure . . . I thoroughly enjoyed this video!!!
Safe travels!!! I have family in Wyoming & Idaho.