6 thoughts on “Honesty in Advertising

  1. It’s been a long time, but let me dig through my memories… Morrill Hall, largest collect of mammoth/mastodon fossils in the world, all from Nebraska; when I was at UNL, you could just wonder into the workrooms in the basement. The Sandhills, largest contiguous wetlands environment in the US; all the little ponds are the top of the water table in the Ogallala Aquifer; the hills are grass-stablized dunes, which may be mobile again by the end of this century. The Niobrara River; 76 miles of designated scenic river which is not too much changed from pre-settlement days; reasonable white water at the right times of year. The national forests and grasslands in the NW corner of the state show more Great Plains geographic diversity. At places along the Platte River, wagon ruts from the Oregon Trail; stand and imagine walking from there to the Willamette Valley in Oregon. Poling a jon boat down part of the Platte and having a thousand sandhill cranes all take off together at dawn; this one takes quite a bit of luck.Report

    1. ” We’re going to see some rutting”
      “Cool…i’ve always wanted to see elk getting it on.”
      “Ummm, not that kind of ruting”
      “???”
      “wagon ruts”
      ” We’re going to see wagons doing it?!”
      “In dried mud”
      “!?”Report

  2. Oh….Carhenge is in Nebraska….so yeah.

    When i was ticking off seeing all 50 states, NE was about 47 on the list. It was better than Oklahoma. That is something.Report

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