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| "The Cornhusker
State" "Home of the 100th meridan AND the Dalton water tower." -Frank |
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Alliance - Home of anti-abortion protest and Carhenge. I really enjoyed Carhenge; I have no opinion on the former. (Oct. '02)
Bartlett - The fine home of 131 fine people. And that's about all I can say about it (sorry). (Jun. '03)
Bridgeport - Just a whistle-stop along the road of life. We're drivers. And kept driving. (Oct. '02)
Broadwater - Ditto from Bridgeport... all sign, no substance. (Oct. '02)
Butte - 452 people and the home of the Butte Pancake Days. (Jun. '03)
Cozad - The 100th meridian. And damn if they won't let you forget it, neither. I can't tell you why it matters... but they will. (Oct. '02)
Dalton - It's small, it's got a water tower. We slowed long enough for pictures, and sped up again. (Oct. '02)
Grand Island - Nice park, near nice rest areas, just a slightly rude realtor... overall, not bad. (Jun. '03)
Greenley - 562 people and some really pretty churches. (Jun. '03)
Gurley - Not even big enough for a proper town limits sign, but it did have a 4-way stop at one intersection. (Oct. '02)
Kimball - For some reason, the images of The Fugitive kept running through my head in this town. (Oct. '02)
Lincoln - Named in honor of our 16th president, and the state's capital. (But not the Land of Lincoln -- that's Illinois.) (Oct. '02)
O'Neill - The biggest little town along Highway 281, north of Grand Island, anyway. (Jun. '03)
Ogallala - 6,000 people, but after being in the car all day, and 100+ miles to go, we didn't feel like looking around. (Oct. '02)
Omaha - A rather picturesque place, if I dare take the liberty of saying so. (Oct. '02)
Oshkosh - Featuring two museums we didn't visit. (Oct. '02)
Sidney - Allegedly "America's Favorite Stopping Place since 1867". Why? (Oct. '02)
South Sioux City - Once we saw the sign, we felt we've truly seen it all. So we left. (May '02)
Spencer - Quaint, quiet, and generally... well, a nice place for a quick visit. (Jun. '03)
St. Paul - Not a large town, but the boy and I found candy cigarettes, er, stix -- a major score! (Jun. '03)
Sunol - The biggest, bestest building in town was the schoolhouse. Go education! (Mar. '04)