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| My campsite on the farm, Imperial, NE. |
Visited with wonderful new friends, farmers in southwest Nebraska. I rode on the tractor with Dale, learning loads about farming, but only scratched the surface. These are the hardworking folks who keep us fed every day.
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| The front (bow?) of Dale's tractor. |
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Forty feet across, planting 16 rows simultaneously.
That's Dale removing a flat tire from the planting
implement that he'll repair the next day. |
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Seven different displays and
more buttons & controls than I can count. |
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| Dale took me to a failed irrigation sprinkler to get it restarted. |
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| Lots of open land and all of it farmed, except the roads. |
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Most of the land is irrigated with these huge sprinklers.
They stretch a quarter mile in length, rotating
around a pivot so they irrigate a circle,
one half mile in diameter. |
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| Free campsite in McCook, NE. |
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| My walk in McCook. |
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| My boondocking site in Ayr, NE. |
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This campground is in the local park in
Ayr, a nice walk from my boondocking site. |
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| Boondocking in Lincoln, NE. |
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Rode the trails while visiting Lincoln, NE.
Only 53 degrees F with light, spitting rain
so wore gloves & bundled up. |
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| The Bison Trail |
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Allendale, Missouri
The population count says it all, my presence increased
the count by almost 2%! |
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| Beautiful, tiny country home in Allendale. |
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Southern California, eat your hearts out,
Folks here are truly laid back. |
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| The old rodeo grounds appeared unused, since Covid? |
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I don't think this service station is operational, but
still very cool. As good as anything on old Rt. 66. |
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| Their classic village green. |
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My boondocking host in Allendale
had this display on their grain bins. |
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| Beautiful pond and park in Lancaster, MO. |
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