Scenic National Parks: Mt. Rushmore & the Black Hills

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Mount Rushmore stands unrivaled in the world, a sky-high tribute to the heroes and ideals that shaped America. This iconic treasure is just one of the wonders to be found in the Black Hills, a region rich in history and majesty.

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Cast

Jim Cissell

Self - Narrator

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Rich Berry

Self - Engineer

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Don Clifford

Self - Worker at Mt. Rushmore National Memorial

RC

Robert Cook

Self - Cultural Affairs at Crazy Horse Memorial

JH

Jeff Hermanson

Self - Mountain Carver at the Crazy Horse Memorial

RM

Robert Mays

Self - Technician at Zambelli Fireworks

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Ed Menard

Self - Ranger at Mt. Rushmore National Memorial

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Mike Pflaum

Self - Ranger at Mt. Rushmore National Memorial

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Rex Alan Smith

Self - Author

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Dusty Stalder

Self - Ranger at Jewel Cave National Monument

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Duane Weber

Self - Biological Technician at Wind Cave National Park

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George Zambelli Jr.

Self - M.D. Chairman with Zambelli Fireworks

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Lex Gillespie

Writer

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Janet Russo

Writer

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␈اقدوره العقوري👉🔥May 29, 2023

source: Scenic National Parks: Mt. Rushmore & the Black Hills

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lij wonde 21May 23, 2023

This Travel Channel short movie is rather old fashion in its triumphant tone. The narrator is a longtime voice-over artist and that gives this an old commercial feel. The first half is about Mount Rushmore and it feels like the park authorities doing an introductory short for the visitors center. Some of it is very cool like the Iron Mountain Road. The second half does have a good amount of Native American content and includes the disputed land claim for the Black Hills. Of course, it has the Crazy Horse Memorial among other places. It's a beautiful landscape. It's an old style Travelog.

gilsandra_spencerMar 30, 2023

source: Scenic National Parks: Mt. Rushmore & the Black Hills

marleineMar 30, 2023

This Travel Channel short movie is rather old fashion in its triumphant tone. The narrator is a longtime voice-over artist and that gives this an old commercial feel. The first half is about Mount Rushmore and it feels like the park authorities doing an introductory short for the visitors center. Some of it is very cool like the Iron Mountain Road. The second half does have a good amount of Native American content and includes the disputed land claim for the Black Hills. Of course, it has the Crazy Horse Memorial among other places. It's a beautiful landscape. It's an old style Travelog.