South Dakota, often referred to as the "Mount Rushmore State," is a magical place. In this enchanted land, the bison roam free, mammoths sleep under the dirt and four gigantic presidents sit silently, chiseled into the side of a mountain. Now, if you listen closely, you might hear the whispers of a cool imaginary character known as Sven the Snow Otter. Sven loves to tell tales about the mischievous kids in South Dakota. These kids are a rare breed, who, instead of cozying up by the fire in the winter, dare to brave the cold and participate in Tubing activity. He often chuckles, describing how these kids transform into penguins, sliding and tumbling down the snowy hills. According to Sven, these kids have an infectious energy, a laughter that can make even the stoic Mount Rushmore presidents crack a smile. Picture a scene of euphoric chaos: Kids bundled up in neon snowsuits, resembling a flock of exotic birds, their cheeks rosy from the chilly air, their spirits as bright as the sun bouncing off the fresh snow. And amidst all this, you can see the tubes, colorful doughnuts with a mission, whizzing down the slopes with squealing kids clinging onto them. Sven claims that South Dakota has a secret magic – it's impossible to be bored here. The kids in South Dakota know this magic better than anyone. Their happiest moments are those spent tubing down the frosty slopes, screaming at the top of their lungs, fearlessly embracing the plummeting drops and thrilling turns, all under the watchful eyes of the great stone presidents and, of course, Sven the Snow Otter.