Residence Inn Lincoln South

Travel Blogs from Lincoln

DAY 4 - Lincoln Nebraska

A travel blog entry by jdmorpod

... 8 the specified exit. So we decided to select a Denny’s for something to eat. The Nav apparently got disgusted and kept saying “make a legal U-Turn” after each turn. Then went back to the first Super 8 and learned where the one was that we actually had the reservation. This Super 8 was not visible from the I-80 exit. Anyway, we finally got there, and after a bite to eat at a Village Inn (remember them from ...

Short stopover

A travel blog entry by 5055west

... a tad smaller this time. It's the basement of large house (what is it about us and servants quarters?), but is clean and tidy so OK by us. As you would no doubt expect, we arrived and checked out the downtown area. For a student-full state capital on a Saturday night it was all a little quiet with most restuarants and pubs seeming to close at 11pm. This morning, Sunday, we headed downtown armed with a map to seek out the tourist sites. All I ...

Nebraska!

A travel blog entry by tysonis

I attended the 2012 International Clarinet Association ClarinetFest in Lincoln, NE. It was a very well organized conference. I ended up meeting a lot of new people and saw a lot of old friends. I was even able to go to Omaha to see some old Air Force buddies. Overall, a great trip!
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Day 13

A travel blog entry by carney

... lightning bugs". A lady giggled when I called it a firefly. We are driving through Missouri to get to Iowa.

2 unplanned detours today, frustrating. We drove farther than we thought we would to Chariton, IA. Red Paw State Park. We saw lots of rolling cornfield in Missouri. I liked this much better than the deserts of CO. Even the cows are so over heated though, they wade like hippos in the ...

Coney Island Lunch Room and Nebraska Prairie…

A travel blog entry by dwlp.travelkids

... vistas full of farm land. LOTS of corn! There was still a lot of wind today, but perhaps not quite as bad as it was yesterday which was a blessing.

Near Fort Kearney we drove under the Kansas Historical Museum that arched over I-80 which was different to say the least. You can see it coming for a long distance. (These western states have a thing for arches with St. Louis having that huge one at ...