Reflections Shared by Visitors
Journals are placed on benches where visitors can make a comment, draw, or share a thought.
The following visitor reflections were gleaned from these journal entries.
Thank you for such a peaceful, moving, spiritual place. Next time I come alone to finish finding myself. –Lucy P.
Thank you for preserving such a peaceful place. It is my favorite place in the Black Hills.
A wonderful, peaceful walk. Not far from heaven here!
I don’t believe in God. But I do feel as if my loved ones who passed, are here in my heart. I can’t help but think they are here in the trees, the wind, the mouse, the daisies. I can’t say I’ve ever experienced this before. But I can just see the energy radiating off every little object.
The Black Hills never disappoint in its ability to melt away the cares and angst of the city. So wonderful this area was set aside for all and hopefully forever. The Native Americans had it right to consider it their holy place. Peace. –the VB family here to celebrate family.
Thank you for such a peaceful, moving, spiritual place. Next time I come alone to finish finding myself. –Lucy P.
Thank you for preserving such a peaceful place. It is my favorite place in the Black Hills.
A wonderful, peaceful walk. Not far from heaven here!
I don’t believe in God. But I do feel as if my loved ones who passed, are here in my heart. I can’t help but think they are here in the trees, the wind, the mouse, the daisies. I can’t say I’ve ever experienced this before. But I can just see the energy radiating off every little object.
The Black Hills never disappoint in its ability to melt away the cares and angst of the city. So wonderful this area was set aside for all and hopefully forever. The Native Americans had it right to consider it their holy place. Peace. –the VB family here to celebrate family.