We drove our coach 132 miles, about 2 hours of driving, from Badlands, South Dakota to Hot Springs, South Dakota.

Here’s the map route, heading west then south:

An interactive map:

As mentioned yesterday, I added a mount for my 360 camera to the truck; it’s a magnetic mount, but I also secured it with three tethers, out of an abundance of caution:

The camera mounted on the truck; I thought it would be fun to record the view from the truck on travel day:

The truck connected to the coach (aka toaded); ready to go:

After leaving the campground, crossing White River:

Badlands:

Cowboy Corner in Interior, South Dakota:

Badlands:

A prairie dog town:

Bison:

Roadworks:

I caught a stowaway wasp:

Leaving Badlands National Park; the Badlands was good:

The roads were not so good (using my max-zoom technique to show the bumps):

Big sunflower field going to seed:

Dinosaur:

Travel center lunch stop:

The camera was still there (I took it inside to secure and charge it during our lunch stop; check out today’s travel video for the fun footage):

Questionable food choices:

Onward:

The Mammoth Site:

The city of Hot Springs has some nice historic architecture:

Our destination:

Our site:

Our coach:

Again, check out the travel video in the next post for a combination of the usual coach dash cam footage plus the 360 cam perspective from the truck. An unusual view!

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