Quality Inn & Suites Manhattan
150 East Poyntz Avenue, (Formerly "Comfort Inn") Manhattan, Kansas, 66502, United States
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Another free campsite with electric and wi-fi
... to Falls City, Nebraska adding around an hour or so to our days driving and then followed the state line west and crossed back into Kansas to find another recommended free campsite with electric. We arrived at Clay Center Fairground around 7pm, found a site and plugged in. We cooked dinner and then watched Desperate Housewives downloaded on some free wi-fi. As it was still cold here in Kansas, we snuggled into our blanket and duvet and went to ...
First General Aviation Flight
... They are known in military circles for their affordable and tasty BBQ sandwiches and the ice cream desert. I was getting tired of hearing my husband talk about how yummy it was, and since we did not have a car to go anywhere besides at the airport he had no choice but to take us there. After they guided us to a parking space we went inside the nice FBO and headed out into basically empty terminal to the Jet-A-Way Café and enjoyed the ...
Konza Prairie Hiking Trip
We finished work early so I took the afternoon to go hiking in the Konza Prairie. I couldn't get any of my coworkers to go with me so I hiked alone. It was nice though. Nice tall yellowish tan grass and lots of cottonwood trees. At one point during the hike I saw two houses built by Swedish settlers back in 1878. Overall...it was a good hike. ...
A Prairie Home Campground
So why am I in Kansas you may ask...Well, my dad got a job here in February, my parents are in the process of moving up here and I wanted to hang out with my folks before leaving the country. It took me 11 hours in the pouring rain, a little hungover from the night before, to drive from Austin, TX to Junction City, KS. I almost hit a deer and a skunk within 15 feet of entering the not-so-exciting state of Kansas. ...
This Land is My Land, This Land is Your Land!
... including stilt skates, machine-powered skates, etc. Did you know there were such things as roller soccer and roller basketball?
Next we drove to the Capitol Building in Lincoln. It was very windy there, but we climbed the steps, looking at the carvings of people coming out of the walls, and the quotes above the door. The door swung open, so we entered. It was Labor Day, so there were no officials there. There was ...
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