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Legend says that before young Indian men could court a women they had to make the leap onto the top of Face rock. No girl would think of accepting a man who had not proved their courage by making the leap. Perhaps that's why they were called "braves?"
ReplyDeleteIs this in the Palisades?
ReplyDeleteNo, this is at the National Monument in Pipestone, MN along the walk to the falls.
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