State 25:
Welcome to the next post in my series highlighting states we have visited throughout the years. I hope you will enjoy coming along for the ride!
I will be featuring the states alphabetically. The next state is
Nebraska
Nebraska became the 37th state on March 1, 1867. The capital is Lincoln.
When I was a child, my family lived in Lincoln, Nebraska for a few years. We moved after I finished the first grade and all I remember is that I walked to school at the end of our street and that it snowed a lot in the winter.
Nebraska is one of the states many people drive through on their way somewhere else and we are among those who did just that. As we drove across the interstate in Nebraska we learned why it is one of the Great Plains states. There were fields of of corn and other crops as far as the eye could see. Road weary after almost two months on the road on our very first cross country RV trip, we stopped for a quick overnight stop at a campground next to the interstate.
As we drove along, fields of sunflowers added color to the green of the crops.
To read previous posts about the states featured in this series just click on the state name: Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana
Yet another place on our list. It had to be wonderful going back there having grown up there.
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Hummm, not sure we’ll ever spend much time there, either….but hope at least a few days/nights!
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I’ve definitely been to Nebraska. Lots of travel through the state as we headed north from Kansas to another destination. And, I worked with several folks from Nebraska. Go Cornhuskers!
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I’m driving through Nebraska now. We’re driving towards the Oregon coast. Nebraska is flat with plenty of green fields. 🙂
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Just like I remember! Be safe!
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