Redwood Motel Osceola

231 Highway 81 Osceola, Nebraska, 68651, United States

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Cornhusker Fever

A travel blog entry by paulgoesglobal

... ball, and it did not dissapoint. And to add to the madness and fun of the weekend, it was also Halloween. The Nebraskan people were exremely friendly and generous, not to mention attractive, I got the impression Omaha recieved very few international tourists. More than once I'd finish a sentence just to have the other person look at me with a confused expression and say "what?" or "you sure speak good english for a foreigner"

I flew in on the thursday night and was met by ...

Day 15 - Last day in Waco, Nebraska

A travel blog entry by baldmagicguy

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... now than it was when we picked it up. We better not get any grief about the cleaning deposit. We do have to stop in the morning and get the propane tank refilled. I also have to return it with the same amount of gas. We picked it up with a little more than 1/4 tank, so I'm not going to fill it any more than I have to. We've already spent a ...

Day 14 - Waco, Nebraska

A travel blog entry by baldmagicguy

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Nice easy day today. No driving. We went walking. There were 2 Geocaches in the area. We found one and found the location for the other but did not find the Geocache. It was back somewhere near a creek and there was heavy ground cover all around. Oh well, we ...

Day 13 - Ogallala to Waco, Nebraska

A travel blog entry by baldmagicguy

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We slept in again. So nice. Can't do that much longer, so we're taking advantage of it.

We checked out and headed into Ogallala to visit the Petrified Wood Gallery. You might be thinking the same thing I was thinking before we went.... "The what? There's a gallery for that?" My expectations were low. Nancy was excited about it. Obviously, she knew something I didn't. Downtown Ogallala is nothing to write home about, and here ...

Like the Windows XP Default Background

A travel blog entry by josie.scott

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Galesburg was the birthplace of Carl Sandburg and the home of two colleges. Nonetheless, it had the feel of a town that is working to overcome. After eating a too-large breakfast, we hit the road. After a short drive in Illinois, we crossed the beautiful bridge over the Mississippi into Iowa.

Anyone who suggests that Iowa is flat needs to see this part of the country. US 34 is a limited access highway in the eastern part, rolling up and down ...

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