Go West Old Man – Down Day in Rapid City, SD – 2012

Since Thursday was RV repair day, we ran errands, did laundry, cleaned a little and went out for breakfast – our first since Iowa.  At the recommendation of the folks in the campground, we headed for the Millstone Family Restaurant which was nearby and on our way to Lowe’s – it is a local chain of three restaurants.

For mid-morning on a weekday, they were pretty busy – a good sign – and we found the place to be very welcoming and friendly.  Bev had the “Celebration Skillet - For breakfast lovers who like a touch of Mexican flavor” - Grilled peppers, tomatoes and seasoned ground beef on a large bed of crispy hash browns, topped with two eggs any style and shredded cheddar cheese. Picante sauce, sour cream, toast and jelly on the side $7.50

I had the “Black Hills Skillet” - Crispy hash browns with a mix of our very special smoked sausage, tomato, onion and green pepper combination.  Topped with farm fresh eggs and served with choice of toast $7.70.  It was the sausage description that grabbed me - this is it after I mixed it up.

We both thought our meals were very good and hoped to get back there.

On 9/11, I'd posted about our campground and mentioned the large cottonwood trees - this is the one beside our site.

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Have a great day and thanks for stopping by Almost Heaven South.

Larry

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