South Dakota

Anytime 400,000 of your closest friends drop in for a visit, they're bound to leave a few things behind and some of those items are quite unusual, to say the least.
In June 1988, Sioux Falls scorched under a historic heatwave, tying its all-time high of 110 degrees. Roads buckled, rivers dried, and the Midwest melted during one of the worst droughts since the Dust Bowl.
Imagine stepping into a life-sized Flintstones world - where nostalgia met adventure in the Black Hills.
It is, hands down, the number-one tourist attraction in South Dakota. But not everyone who ventures to Mt Rushmore in the Black Hills has a stellar experience:

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