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We visited this area in October 2007. The images that are
shown here are of the James River in Jamestown. Also shown
are a number of the hills to the west, this is where the circle
of points actually runs. These hills are dotted with small
lakes that are teeming with wildlife. In times past these
hills were the source of sustenance for the aboriginal peoples.
There was ample buffalo and other game and the valleys were
good places to plant. The Dakota peoples lived there until
they were pushed aside by the tide of white settlers.
Today the abundance of this land is apparent in the verdant
crops that is grown there by the farmers that till this land
today.
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