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Hot Springs Distinction Shown in Video

By Heather • Jun 16th, 2009 • Category: Events

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Hot Springs is certainly unique, so unique that the National Register of Historic Places named the city a Destination of Distinction in 2009.

So what exactly makes this town so distinctive? Well, there are plenty of things, which are captured in a 4 ½ minute video made possible by the Hot Springs Chamber of Commerce and produced by PK Productions, a local video production house operated by Karla LaRive and Christopher Crosby, with the music of Martin Meyer.

The video shows images of Hot Springs yesterday and today. This includes the warm and therapeutic springs of mineral water that made the city famous over a century ago, Evan’s Plunge, the world renowned Mammoth Site, Angostura Recreation Center, the popular Southern Hills Municipal Golf Course, the Wild Horse Sanctuary, Wind Cave, filming locations for movies like Into the Wild, etc. etc. etc.

Take a look at the video above and check out some of the features that have made Hot Springs a site worth visiting. The video will be available on YouTube, and on the Chamber’s website. You can also see the video being played at the two visitor centers as well.

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Heather is originally from De Smet, South Dakota, where she spent her time giving Laura Ingalls Wilder tours until she moved across the state to the Black Hills area to attend college. She is a recent graduate of Black Hills University, where she received a bachelor of arts degree with a double major in Public Relations and Spanish. On two different occasions Heather has fed her love of travel as an exchange student: a summer in Japan at age 17, and semester in Mexico in spring of 2008. Traveling and sightseeing are things she plans to keep on her agenda, and she's currently working on applying to graduate school. Heather has loved living in the area the past five years. When not working, she is usually spending time with her friends or reading.
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