Charles Michael Ray http://wmuk.org en The Slow Carving Of The Crazy Horse Monument http://wmuk.org/post/slow-carving-crazy-horse-monument South Dakota is famously home to Mount Rushmore, but it's also been making room for a second colossal mountain carving that, when finished, will dwarf the four presidents.<p>The sculpture in progress is of the Lakota warrior Chief Crazy Horse astride a stallion with his arm and pointed hand stretched out over the horse's mane. It's taking awhile. The <a href="http://crazyhorsememorial.org/">Crazy Horse Memorial</a> — taller than the Washington Monument and well over two football fields wide — has been 64 years in the making. Tue, 01 Jan 2013 23:19:00 +0000 Charles Michael Ray 961 at http://wmuk.org The Slow Carving Of The Crazy Horse Monument