We left Sidney, Nebraska this morning at 8 AM-on time for us-to make a run across Nebraska. \u00a0 Today’s drive was 530 miles total, not the 600 I projected yesterday. \u00a0We drove East for hours across the relatively unchanging scenery.<\/p>\n
We entered the Central Time Zone in the middle of Nebraska around 9:30 AM MT and immediately lost an hour. \u00a0We kept on keeping on until we arrived in Lincoln, Nebraska around 12 Noon CT. \u00a0We found a post office near the state Capitol. \u00a0Joyce got a few documentary photos of the Capitol.<\/p>\n
Then on our way! We took a state highway out of Lincoln (rt. 2) which took us through Iowa. \u00a0We had not expected to transit in this state, but a change in our route resulted in a stop at the Iowa Welcome Center. \u00a0We got a map, signed the log and found a geocache! \u00a0We were in Iowa for about 30 minutes and at least 10 of them were dedicated to extracting a nano geocache container from a park bench.<\/p>\n
On to Missouri! \u00a0Our night is in downtown St. Joseph. \u00a0When we arrived at 5:30 PM the streets had been rolled up. \u00a0Checked into the Holiday Inn, edited some photos for submission to DPS competition. \u00a0Due by Friday midnight ET. \u00a0Joyce’s are in; Gary has to do his before Friday. \u00a0Here’s hoping we have better internet access tomorrow night!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
We left Sidney, Nebraska this morning at 8 AM-on time for us-to make a run across Nebraska. \u00a0 Today’s drive was 530 miles total, not the 600 I projected yesterday. \u00a0We drove East for hours across the relatively unchanging scenery. We entered the Central Time Zone in the middle of Nebraska around 9:30 AM MT … Continue reading Nebraska Run!<\/span>