After our first looong day on the road, my brother and I stopped around 3 in the morning (of course, I have no idea what time zone anymore- I don't know if it was 3 am Eastern, or Central...oh well, stick with me!) to gaze at the wide open space in Nebraska. I woke from a deep sleep when my brother stopped driving on a gravel road in the middle of nowhere, but I'll remember the scene forever. The sky was SO wide and open...of course, my camera does not have the ability to capture the wideness of sky and stars at three am...
Around five or six, my brother stopped driving in North Platte, Nebraska. We'd been on the road for sixteen hours, so we both fell asleep in a truck lot until the sun rose. Come morning, it was gorgeous!

After freshening up just a bit, we hit the road again. It was a beautiful day for the first half hour or so, and we passed farm after farm. I'm from the country so usually farms don't faze me, but it was so early and with a light fog, the scene was gorgeous!

However, it soon became REALLY foggy-- almost eerily foggy.


That lasted about ten minutes, and suddenly we were back in the sunshine. I seriously have no idea what all the fog was about but it was WEIRD!


The plains became fields and fields with just a few towns scattered throughout. For the most part, this was the boring part of the day!


As we got closer to the Wyoming state border, the scenery began to change some.

Around five or six, my brother stopped driving in North Platte, Nebraska. We'd been on the road for sixteen hours, so we both fell asleep in a truck lot until the sun rose. Come morning, it was gorgeous!

After freshening up just a bit, we hit the road again. It was a beautiful day for the first half hour or so, and we passed farm after farm. I'm from the country so usually farms don't faze me, but it was so early and with a light fog, the scene was gorgeous!

However, it soon became REALLY foggy-- almost eerily foggy.


That lasted about ten minutes, and suddenly we were back in the sunshine. I seriously have no idea what all the fog was about but it was WEIRD!


The plains became fields and fields with just a few towns scattered throughout. For the most part, this was the boring part of the day!


As we got closer to the Wyoming state border, the scenery began to change some.


And then, six miles from the Nebraska/Wyoming border, the car broke down.

We were so close...although from the scenery, you can tell there isn't much around!
Ohhh the midwest. My parents used to live in Denver and I went to college in Chicago, so we'd drive FOREVER through Nebraska. So boring. My dad used to say that in the midwest if you drive up onto interstate overpass you can see the whole state. :)
ReplyDeleteThose are seriously gorgeous pictures! I mean frameworthy!
ReplyDeleteThe scenery is so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI hate driving in fog like that! I am always afraid a deer is going to jump out in front of my car!
Beautiful pics but oh man the car!
ReplyDeleteLovely scenery. Hope you got the car fixed quickly...
ReplyDeleteWow, those pictures are gorgeous!!! What beautiful scenery to look at as you were driving along. But yeah the fog coming out of nowhere was kinda creepy....it's something out of a horror movie!
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by my blog today! Hope you'll be back again soon!
Oh no!
ReplyDeleteOh, no!! But the pictures are amazing!!
ReplyDeleteLove the pictures absolutely beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by my blog. Feel free to drop by for anytime. : )
ReplyDeleteYour pictures are lovely. My kids love St. Louis. They won't go up to the top of the arch though!
Those pictures are fantastic! It was fun to read your captions, explaining each one. Thanks for stopping by my blog, too. :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful.
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Thanks for stopping by my blog today! This post really brought back memories for me! I loved driving through Wyoming - just gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteThat scenery looks familiar since I'm in Wyoming ;)
ReplyDeletebeautiful pictures... Sorry the car broke down...Thanks for stopping by my blog!
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by my blog last night! I hope that means the broken down car was only a momentary pause in your trek! Have a great rest of the trip. I look forward to seeing more of your beautiful photos.
ReplyDeleteLove your blog.. im following now!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful trip - great pictures!
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