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From the Skies
Oct 9, 2008
You think autumn in South Dakota is wonderful to behold at ground level? Take a look from a thousand feet in the air, as we got to do last week when Yankton's pilot/photographer Dave Tunge invited us to take a ride in his Piper Cub.
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A fountain bubbles from the little lake by Majestic Bluffs, Yankton's new nursing home.
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Yankton's new Discovery Bridge opened for traffic on Saturday, Oct. 11, 2008. The old bridge is becoming a pedestrian crossing to Nebraska.
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Many boats have already been removed from Lewis and Clark Marina and put in moth balls for the winter months.
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Gavins Point Dam holds back 29,000 acres of water, and it seems like a mighty feat from the air.
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Paddlefish snagging season had just opened on the morning we flew, so anglers were busy in boats and on shore below Gavins Point Dam.
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Dave Tunge, a Yankton businessman and former ag spray pilot, has become South Dakota's premier aerial photographer.
Tom and Ava Love recently purchased an old First Congregational Church in Canton and are renovating it ...
The South Dakota Magazine staff took a ride on the 1880 Train on a fall vacation to Custer State Park ...
Hod Nielsen is one of Yankton's favorite citizens. He is a revered sports broadcaster and sports editor. ...
Photos of Lewis & Clark Lake's annual sailing regatta by Chad Coppess.
Photos of life on the Rosebud Indian Reservation by Dr. Anne Galante.
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