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Perhaps the Sweetest Spot in the Black Hills

Posted in Nature, Travel, tagged Black Hills, Custer County Candy Company, outdoor horse sculptures, South Dakota, sweet spot on December 14, 2010| Leave a Comment »

Two artistic horse sculptures stand in front of the Custer County Candy Company -- Photo by Pat Bean

Come journey with me through South Dakota for awhile as I relive my explorations of the state during the fall of 2008.

“Research tells us fourteen out of any ten individuals likes chocolate.” — Sandra Boynton

Travels With Maggie

It calls itself the sweetest spot in the Black Hills. I’m talking about the Custer County Candy Company. While I won’t go so far as to agree, I will tell you I’m glad I visited them during my visit to this small town.

I recommend the hand dipped chocolates.

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Flowers for Maggie ... Photo by Pat Bean
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Pat Bean is a writer, avid birder, hiker and passionate nature observer with wanderlust in her soul. She spent nine years living and traveling in a small RV. She now lives in Tucson with Scamp, a rescue who was supposed to be a Schnauzer mix but turned out to be a Siberian Husky-Shih Tzu mix who is as stubborn as his owner, her granddaughter says. She was also a journalist for 37 years, and can be reached at patbean@msn.com
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