Eric- In the midwest where it gets cold, and even here in central Washington, most things open on Memorial Day weekend. Campgrounds, fountains, beaches, parks, pools, etc. Then everything closes on Labor Day weekend.
That is known as a DUST DEVIL. It's heat thermals that cause an upward Vortex picking up loose debris as it moves. I've hit pretty large ones myself while driving causing me to jolt from side to side.
I really like your editing with the motorcycle on the map. I follow you as much as possible on google maps and sometimes I get lost, lol. Love your quirky videos.
HAHA, the metal skates fit over your shoes, reverence the song, "I have a brand new pair of roller skates, you have a brand new key...", the key allows adjustment of the skates to fit.
That is what they call them in the desert areas out West, mostly dust devils. However, getting hit by one of those while driving a high profile vehicle makes it seem like a mini-tornado. lol
The motorcycle on the map was an excellent touch. My first skates were those ones with the metal wheels. We had our skate key on a string around our necks. Those things were so deadly! They'd come off our shoes but were still strapped to our ankles. Lots of rough crashes. LOL
Lost On Land Again I still have mine 😂. Isn’t it amazing how we all wiped out, slapped on the bandaid & ran right back on them. And our parents didn’t sue the skate company 😜
Thanks for stopping at the time capsule! Back when I was in college at Seward, we'd be out there regularly because the furniture place behind it (called the "House of Davisson" then) was also a video rental business. There's actually two time capsules there. The first is underground, with the 1975 Vega. The second is the pyramid and was installed in 1983. The pyramid has a used 1975 Toyota. There's also a brand-new Kawaski motorcycle in the first time capsule.
We got in a dust devil on a lake! We got to our fishing spot in a John boat with an electric motor, and it pushed us all the way back across the lake to where we started! Dad was not a happy camper!
Hi Eric and Jax. Enjoy catching up on your travels buddy. Btw that head sculpture you passed reminded me of that head sculpture thingy in the movie "Prometheus" :-p
The skates which fit on your shoes is what I learned to skate on, under my carport, in the mid 1950s! Had to have a skate key around your neck or somewhere nearby, because you had to adjust them often. This was a good video, Eric. I love some of the same quirky stuff you do, and I'm decades older than you :) Abandoned places intrigue me, and I wonder about the stories, or, as a writer, I can make up my own. Nebraska has turned out to be very interesting :) We are .... Papa and Mama Shoestring Travelers and 4 Furbabies.
Love the motorcycle graphics, reminded me of The Family Truckster in the movie “Vacation “. Thanks for sharing your adventures Eric. Be well my friend.
so for the first time i noticed those lincoln highway signs.. In council Bluffs on Broad Way their main Street. You should go to the Union Pacific Museum in Council Bluffs just off the High way very cool. Free tour.. Boys town in Omaha also a free tour. Omaha has a 3 mile section of the original Cobble stone Lincoln Highway preserved. They re routed the Lincoln high way in the 50's in Omaha and the section was set aside just for history sake. great show keep it going
Jax's likes being where you sit because when your gone it comforts him, to bad those water fountains weren't working they looked cool especially that giant head, keep up the good work!
We, too, loved Nebraska. As a former special education teacher, it was inspiring to see Boys' Town in Omaha. We also felt the rest stops were exceptionally nice. We could be comfortable living in Nebraska.
Love the new cycle graphic! I actually had some of those metal skates when I was a kid. My brother always took them apart and nailed each half to a board and made... wait for it... SKATE BOARDS! They had metal wheels and weren't great. Also the biggest pain was you needed a key to adjust the size on them. Yup... I'm old... lol
LOL! I grew up in that part of the Midwest. We called those dirt devils! Aside from the rotation, they are nothing like a tornado! ;) I've really been enjoying your Lincoln Highway series! Thanks so much!
Go check out Mahoney state park. Or wabunsi park in the Loess hills. Also south of Nebraska city is a huge wildlife area by Big Lake, home to a few bald eagles.
My first car was a 1975 Chevy Vega! Despite the Vega not having the best reputation, mine ran great for many, many years. I sold it in 1989 to a teenager and it was still running good, only needing a new water pump.
OMG MY FIRST SKATES, WERE METALS WOWW I WAS LIKE 6 YEARS OLD. OMG IT TAKES ME BACK, OH MEN AWESOME LOL. I LOVE ANTIQUE STUFFS. THANKS ERIC FOR SHARING. 😉😎👍👍👍👍👍👌. MILAGROS MOGRO FROM FL.
Been living in lincoln all my life, never been to the roller skating museum 😂 Also, there’s a reason for the water trickling in the head statue; i just don’t remember what it is
Just found this online: ig, Clanging Head of Bricks Ten feet tall, weighing eight tons, it's the largest of several big brick heads built by New York artist James Tyler. Named "Groundwater Colossus," it's meant to personify the Ogallala Aquifer that sits beneath it. Loudspeakers embedded in the head sometimes play the sounds of tricking water -- and sometimes play the sounds of clanging metal to represent the jarring impact of people on the environment. Tyler completed the head in 2010 and shipped it to Lincoln as bricks. It sat in storage until it was reassembled 2012.
Back in the fifties, I had a pair of those metal skates. There was a song in the 70s, "I have a pair of brand new roller skates and you have a brand new key."
Cant believe you were in Nebraska and didnt eat at Runza. (Fast food chain only in Nebraska and its AWESOME!!) And the absolutely amazing Capitol Building. You were a few blocks away.
Hey Nomadic Fanatic! I would love to hear your take on this tag question “What was your biggest fears before becoming a nomad?” You have great content and you probably already answered this on your channel but there is definitely a nomad community that I would like to see grow with questions potential nomads may have of there own! If you not able to answer no worries I will still be watching my friend! 😃🙌🏾
Eric you're always coming up with fun innovative things, the bike on the map was cool. It's nice to see it's well-received judging by comments. I also imagine it serves dual purpose, helping to hamper frequent derogatory and unnecessary comments over what you wear and how you ride your bike. 😏 You take precautions to protect yourself and Jax... that's all that matters. 👍😺😉
I call those mini vortexes "dust devils " , when formed over freshly plowed fields they can be very dark with soil . All those free campgrounds and many with water feature sure do look nice and relaxing .
Just got back from the skating rink... old school night, sounds of the 70s is good skate music. Lots of skating still around including speed skating for all ages. Lincoln is home to USA Roller Sports.
Loved your dirt devil encounter. I had mine on foot. It was about 10 feet tall, and I was like, 'Oh cool, look at that!', as I walked up to it. (I am also Pacific NW born and raised) Got dirt and sand in every crevasses in like a millisecond! Didn't do that twice! Lol.
It was probably a whirlwind you drove through .Nice camp site in Nebraska. Fun touch with the motorcycle on the map. My aunt and uncle were champion roller skating dancers, using the pre-rollerblade version of skates.
They hold nationals in Lincoln, or did when I was skating...I skated from 1062 until 1973 Dance and figures competition for all 11 years, loved it, still have my last pair of skates in the closet, just can't seem to get rid of them yet, at 65 probably should...LOL Dallas and Diva say hi to Jax...pictured here.
Jax misses you...so he just nestles in your spots. 😺 Definitely unusual stuff in Lincoln, thought it was a larger city. The route has 'lots' of history. Time capsules are fascinating, surprised that one wasn't longer considering the stash and size. In 2025, it will only have been 50 years. 1975 doesn't seem so long ago. Thanks for the video! Safe travels. 🙂
Lincoln is about 250,000 people and is the second largest city in Nebraska (Omaha first). Interesting note: On Nebraska football home games, Memorial Stadium is the third largest population center in the state. Stadium seats 90,000+ people, has the NCAA consecutive sellout record and good luck getting a ticket without going to a scalper.
Hi from BREMERTON! This is one of my favorites videos yet. Love your quirky humor. Got a blue Don't Be a Tator Hater t-shirt for my blue-eyed honey. We both love it. Happy travels!
❤️ love the vlog...it would of been funny if the head art piece water fountain would have come on when you were standing there. Hahahaha you still find the most interesting places.thanks for sharing.
New subscriber from Australia man, That time capsule is awesome. I am going to be looking for one here in Australia to film for my vlogs. I also think I need to get a Motorbike. Man your cat is a chubby one lol.
That was Nebraska lol cool you caught it on film. If you get lucky, you can watch "falling stars" hit the atmosphere and break up. Also, lots of ditch weed near cornfields. You are making me miss NE so much. Lol
Very cool dude, just saw the weather and your getting 90's and 100's all week. It's been 80's here in New York, so a bit cooler then what your going through now. I forgot to email you, I'll get to it on Tuesday since that's the next time I'll be at the shop.
Please explain where the time capsule is near Exit 111? I live in Tumwater and only know of the one at the Capital and didn’t find anything from a google search
Hi Mary. I'm almost positive you've seen this capsule off the freeway and not realized what you were looking at. lol. It's hard to get to off the freeway, but I will explain. Next time you are driving south on I-5... As you come up the hill after exit 114, look up to your right exactly where the "Lacey Exits" sign is that lists 3 exits. You'll see the white dome up the hill off the right side. Although because of the angle, it might be easier to see when you pass this spot going north on the other farther side of I-5. To physically get there, you'll have to take some back roads and walk at the end of a dead end road. Here are the GPS for where to "see" it off I-5: 47.067772, -122.732917 The closest GPS to physically "see it" is to park here: 47.068541, -122.735812 and then walk to: 47.068422, -122733442
I really want to cruise around Nebraska now, looks like a good time, plus plenty of places to watch trains. I’m wondering if that “art” house was an Hippie Commune at some point. Safe travels to the next state bud.
WigWagWorkshop prarie peace park was a guy conning students to spend their summer there to prove they could live in peace, no power no ac, it was a disaster and the state shut it down an prosecuted the guy
Cool video dude..........I liked the motorcycle map graphic.... It's so cool to see someone who loves their pet as much as you do. I love that you check on him through interior cameras and monitor the temperature inside the rv for him while you're out. And was that a bag of Temtations cat treats?? Our cats LOVE them!! Stay safe and see you and Jax in a few.. Peace out homie =)
Hi, always look forward to your video's, we (hubby and I) are in Australia and when our boys leave home we are buying an RV to travel around our beautiful country, hug Jax and have a great day.
Some of the ones I've been to say 14 days, some say 3 or 4 days limit. I have not researched Nebraska Wildlife Management Areas specifically but I'm sure you could go to each one for each one's posted limit. My only question, is how long before you can return? and far do you have to camp away from the first spot. I don't know. Arizona BLM land is very clear about their 14 day rules. Having to be away 30 miles or so for 14 days before returning and such...
If you choose to go into Iowa on I-80 turn off at the Marne exit, follow it into town(ha Ha after the curve stop at Baxter Cycle The Owner is the Mayor of the town and if you want to build a house there he will give you free land, the dealership has a great antique motorcycle display too! Say Hi to everyone tell them I sent you!
When I was a child I had the metal skates. Where you slip shoes onto the skates and you tighten it up with a key.
kayleeskottageonwheels Nomad me too! But then my feet got big enough to steal my sister's booted skates, hehehe
Eric- In the midwest where it gets cold, and even here in central Washington, most things open on Memorial Day weekend. Campgrounds, fountains, beaches, parks, pools, etc. Then everything closes on Labor Day weekend.
That is known as a DUST DEVIL. It's heat thermals that cause an upward Vortex picking up loose debris as it moves. I've hit pretty large ones myself while driving causing me to jolt from side to side.
Thanks Eric.
A lot of people are travelling thru you. What ever, when ever. I'm finding it all great. Pat Jax for us plse.😊
I really like your editing with the motorcycle on the map. I follow you as much as possible on google maps and sometimes I get lost, lol. Love your quirky videos.
HAHA, the metal skates fit over your shoes, reverence the song, "I have a brand new pair of roller skates, you have a brand new key...", the key allows adjustment of the skates to fit.
LoL....that was a dirt devil....or dust devil. Silly!
Never seen one before? lol
That is what they call them in the desert areas out West, mostly dust devils. However, getting hit by one of those while driving a high profile vehicle makes it seem like a mini-tornado. lol
i saw the first one in my life when i moved from New Jersey to Hayesville NC i avoided it at first now i aim to hit them lmfao they’re cool
I got caught in one on a small lake while I was in a canoe.
Never heard of that, but looked scary ca!
We in the Midwest call those "dust devils" & they r teeny tornadic whirlwinds.
The motorcycle on the map was an excellent touch. My first skates were those ones with the metal wheels. We had our skate key on a string around our necks. Those things were so deadly! They'd come off our shoes but were still strapped to our ankles. Lots of rough crashes. LOL
haha yea the t dubs graphic got me cracking up lol!
Lost On Land Again I still have mine 😂. Isn’t it amazing how we all wiped out, slapped on the bandaid & ran right back on them. And our parents didn’t sue the skate company 😜
Thanks for stopping at the time capsule! Back when I was in college at Seward, we'd be out there regularly because the furniture place behind it (called the "House of Davisson" then) was also a video rental business. There's actually two time capsules there. The first is underground, with the 1975 Vega. The second is the pyramid and was installed in 1983. The pyramid has a used 1975 Toyota. There's also a brand-new Kawaski motorcycle in the first time capsule.
Glad Jax got a bit of camera time.
Love the bike on the map! Cool
We got in a dust devil on a lake! We got to our fishing spot in a John boat with an electric motor, and it pushed us all the way back across the lake to where we started! Dad was not a happy camper!
That's a very colorful abandoned building. I love abandoned places! That's the main thing I do on my channel
Hi Eric and Jax. Enjoy catching up on your travels buddy. Btw that head sculpture you passed reminded me of that head sculpture thingy in the movie "Prometheus" :-p
The skates which fit on your shoes is what I learned to skate on, under my carport, in the mid 1950s! Had to have a skate key around your neck or somewhere nearby, because you had to adjust them often. This was a good video, Eric. I love some of the same quirky stuff you do, and I'm decades older than you :) Abandoned places intrigue me, and I wonder about the stories, or, as a writer, I can make up my own. Nebraska has turned out to be very interesting :)
We are .... Papa and Mama Shoestring Travelers and 4 Furbabies.
Love the motorcycle graphics, reminded me of The Family Truckster in the movie “Vacation “. Thanks for sharing your adventures Eric. Be well my friend.
so for the first time i noticed those lincoln highway signs.. In council Bluffs on Broad Way their main Street. You should go to the Union Pacific Museum in Council Bluffs just off the High way very cool. Free tour.. Boys town in Omaha also a free tour. Omaha has a 3 mile section of the original Cobble stone Lincoln Highway preserved. They re routed the Lincoln high way in the 50's in Omaha and the section was set aside just for history sake.
great show keep it going
I’m really enjoying your Lincoln Highway adventures with all the unique art & museums. Thanks for sharing.
How's the wifi booster working?
Jax's likes being where you sit because when your gone it comforts him, to bad those water fountains weren't working they looked cool especially that giant head, keep up the good work!
We, too, loved Nebraska.
As a former special education teacher, it was inspiring to see Boys' Town in Omaha.
We also felt the rest stops were exceptionally nice.
We could be comfortable living in Nebraska.
Love the new cycle graphic! I actually had some of those metal skates when I was a kid. My brother always took them apart and nailed each half to a board and made... wait for it... SKATE BOARDS! They had metal wheels and weren't great. Also the biggest pain was you needed a key to adjust the size on them. Yup... I'm old... lol
allentown Gal right up there with you! That's one of the reasons i love Eric's channel, vicarious traveling!
LOL! I grew up in that part of the Midwest. We called those dirt devils! Aside from the rotation, they are nothing like a tornado! ;) I've really been enjoying your Lincoln Highway series! Thanks so much!
I had a pair of those metal skates with metal wheels, you know the kind you had to use a skate key with.
Go check out Mahoney state park. Or wabunsi park in the Loess hills. Also south of Nebraska city is a huge wildlife area by Big Lake, home to a few bald eagles.
My cat Valentine and I love you and Jax to the max! Thanks for another fun & interesting little adventure. Quirky travels are the best!
My first car was a 1975 Chevy Vega! Despite the Vega not having the best reputation, mine ran great for many, many years. I sold it in 1989 to a teenager and it was still running good, only needing a new water pump.
it's called a dust devil. We get them all the time in the midwest flat lands. And yes, you will change lanes without notice in that huge RV.
OMG MY FIRST SKATES, WERE METALS WOWW I WAS LIKE 6 YEARS OLD. OMG IT TAKES ME BACK, OH MEN AWESOME LOL. I LOVE ANTIQUE STUFFS. THANKS ERIC FOR SHARING. 😉😎👍👍👍👍👍👌. MILAGROS MOGRO FROM FL.
It was common for restaurants and beauty shops to be closed on Mondays after a busy weekend plus business was slow on Mondays anyways.
I'm sure that the Vega is buckets of rust. I was given my grandma 1975 Vega in 78 it was rusting out looked like cancer.
Been living in lincoln all my life, never been to the roller skating museum 😂
Also, there’s a reason for the water trickling in the head statue; i just don’t remember what it is
Just found this online:
ig, Clanging Head of Bricks
Ten feet tall, weighing eight tons, it's the largest of several big brick heads built by New York artist James Tyler. Named "Groundwater Colossus," it's meant to personify the Ogallala Aquifer that sits beneath it. Loudspeakers embedded in the head sometimes play the sounds of tricking water -- and sometimes play the sounds of clanging metal to represent the jarring impact of people on the environment. Tyler completed the head in 2010 and shipped it to Lincoln as bricks. It sat in storage until it was reassembled 2012.
Back in the fifties, I had a pair of those metal skates. There was a song in the 70s, "I have a pair of brand new roller skates and you have a brand new key."
Thank you, great video. Always watching out for JAX. He loved the chicken I am sure.
Jax missed you and needed comfort by sitting in your seat. Great video..interesting.
Very cool. Reminded me of younger years. I liked checking out abandoned buildings. A couple were not as abandoned as they looked.
Cant believe you were in Nebraska and didnt eat at Runza. (Fast food chain only in Nebraska and its AWESOME!!) And the absolutely amazing Capitol Building. You were a few blocks away.
Loved your motorcycle navigation map.
THANKX FOR THE TOUR.....LOVE YOU GUYS...
I remember steel wheeled skates you clamped onto your shoes with a special key. 60 years ago. Motorcycle map was awesome.
Hey Nomadic Fanatic! I would love to hear your take on this tag question “What was your biggest fears before becoming a nomad?” You have great content and you probably already answered this on your channel but there is definitely a nomad community that I would like to see grow with questions potential nomads may have of there own! If you not able to answer no worries I will still be watching my friend! 😃🙌🏾
Eric you're always coming up with fun innovative things, the bike on the map was cool.
It's nice to see it's well-received judging by comments.
I also imagine it serves dual purpose, helping to hamper frequent derogatory and unnecessary comments over what you wear and how you ride your bike. 😏
You take precautions to protect yourself and Jax... that's all that matters.
👍😺😉
The wind event is called a Dirt Devil....At least what they called them when I was in New Mexico and Arizona
think that museum was in the movie Yes Man with Jim Carrey
I call those mini vortexes "dust devils " , when formed over freshly plowed fields they can be very dark with soil . All those free campgrounds and many with water feature sure do look nice and relaxing .
Great video. Thanks! Be safe, Be blessed.👍
Did you ever find the map sticker?
Just got back from the skating rink... old school night, sounds of the 70s is good skate music. Lots of skating still around including speed skating for all ages. Lincoln is home to USA Roller Sports.
Loved your dirt devil encounter. I had mine on foot. It was about 10 feet tall, and I was like, 'Oh cool, look at that!', as I walked up to it. (I am also Pacific NW born and raised) Got dirt and sand in every crevasses in like a millisecond! Didn't do that twice! Lol.
It was probably a whirlwind you drove through .Nice camp site in Nebraska. Fun touch with the motorcycle on the map. My aunt and uncle were champion roller skating dancers, using the pre-rollerblade version of skates.
They hold nationals in Lincoln, or did when I was skating...I skated from 1062 until 1973 Dance and figures competition for all 11 years, loved it, still have my last pair of skates in the closet, just can't seem to get rid of them yet, at 65 probably should...LOL Dallas and Diva say hi to Jax...pictured here.
Didnt know much about Nebraska.. till now......! Thanks!! Maybe it will be on my "bucket" list..
Monday is the slowest day for restaurants so I'm not surprised Eric finds small places are just plum closed
* Lovin' the animated motorcycle map
* UR 1 of the BEST YT editors
* Nothin' better than chicken & taters
Love the tour and the motorcycle on the map!
Jax misses you...so he just nestles in your spots. 😺
Definitely unusual stuff in Lincoln, thought it was a larger city.
The route has 'lots' of history.
Time capsules are fascinating, surprised that one wasn't longer considering the stash and size. In 2025, it will only have been 50 years. 1975 doesn't seem so long ago.
Thanks for the video! Safe travels. 🙂
Star Oceans agreed, i graduated high school in 1975, lol
Lincoln is about 250,000 people and is the second largest city in Nebraska (Omaha first). Interesting note: On Nebraska football home games, Memorial Stadium is the third largest population center in the state. Stadium seats 90,000+ people, has the NCAA consecutive sellout record and good luck getting a ticket without going to a scalper.
Hi from BREMERTON! This is one of my favorites videos yet. Love your quirky humor. Got a blue Don't Be a Tator Hater t-shirt for my blue-eyed honey. We both love it. Happy travels!
I love abandoned places!
I too thought the motorcycle map was a neat idea. It really showed how much you travelled around looking for things to see and video.
Beautiful back here in Lacey. You left at the wrong time. But I am enjoying your trip. Thanks.
❤️ love the vlog...it would of been funny if the head art piece water fountain would have come on when you were standing there. Hahahaha you still find the most interesting places.thanks for sharing.
I put the metal on that little building to the right of the head sculpture at 12:20 on your video :)
About 7 years ago when I used to live in Omaha.
LOL, I'm 68yoa and spent many weekends at Skateland in Cabot, through high school. It's still open. Great video
hahaha great video but got to LOVE Jax!
New subscriber from Australia man, That time capsule is awesome. I am going to be looking for one here in Australia to film for my vlogs. I also think I need to get a Motorbike. Man your cat is a chubby one lol.
I went to a KFC at dinner time and they were out of CHICKEN! So funny.
Love the motorcycle on the map. Still have a Skateland where I live. They have adult skate night once a month.
“Well duh Dad, your seat sits better than mine!”
Loved the motorcycle on the map!
Roller skating museum was cool, we had a skate land in KC also. The tw on the map is neat to, looks like mine 👍
I love to hear about the weather.
Lovely views! 🌿🌲☀️ Thanks for sharing!
Wonderful vid Eric. Thanks again for sharing.
It was nice to see that there are so many free places to boondock. I am concerned about the no cell service in much of Nebraska though.
Those pet beds emit chemicals from the manufacturing process. Wash them with unscented soap; it'll be better for Jax.
That was Nebraska lol cool you caught it on film. If you get lucky, you can watch "falling stars" hit the atmosphere and break up. Also, lots of ditch weed near cornfields. You are making me miss NE so much. Lol
Love abandoned places. So cool
Thanks for taking me along. Now I'm hungry.
I love the quirky stuff too, a friend of mine lives in Greeley town of about 4000, not far from Lincoln or Grand Island!!
Very cool dude, just saw the weather and your getting 90's and 100's all week. It's been 80's here in New York, so a bit cooler then what your going through now. I forgot to email you, I'll get to it on Tuesday since that's the next time I'll be at the shop.
I love all the cool things you find!
Please explain where the time capsule is near Exit 111? I live in Tumwater and only know of the one at the Capital and didn’t find anything from a google search
Hi Mary. I'm almost positive you've seen this capsule off the freeway and not realized what you were looking at. lol. It's hard to get to off the freeway, but I will explain. Next time you are driving south on I-5... As you come up the hill after exit 114, look up to your right exactly where the "Lacey Exits" sign is that lists 3 exits. You'll see the white dome up the hill off the right side. Although because of the angle, it might be easier to see when you pass this spot going north on the other farther side of I-5. To physically get there, you'll have to take some back roads and walk at the end of a dead end road. Here are the GPS for where to "see" it off I-5: 47.067772, -122.732917 The closest GPS to physically "see it" is to park here: 47.068541, -122.735812 and then walk to: 47.068422, -122733442
Keep the motorcycle on the map, that’s awesome 👍👍 !
I really want to cruise around Nebraska now, looks like a good time, plus plenty of places to watch trains. I’m wondering if that “art” house was an Hippie Commune at some point. Safe travels to the next state bud.
WigWagWorkshop hippes and vinyl siding yep....nailed it.
WigWagWorkshop prarie peace park was a guy conning students to spend their summer there to prove they could live in peace, no power no ac, it was a disaster and the state shut it down an prosecuted the guy
Great video. Love Jax 💕
Thank you for sharing your awesome video
Thanks for Another great video. Loving this trip with you and I across your great country. Take care. George in Cornwall U.K.
That wind blast you drove through at the start are called dust devils here in the desert Southwest.
What?! No stop on the campus of the University of Nebraska Cornhuskers?! Go Big Red. You showed some unique parts of Lincoln!
Yes, and no mention of the P**is of the plains? capitol.nebraska.gov/visit
The wind tunnel is called a dust devil. They are quite frequent in the SW US so I'm surprised you haven't seen them before.
Just wondering did you ever find your Nebraska sticker for your map
The conestoga wagon used to be a gas station, the a bike shop. Then a golf shop
This is one of Eric's funniest videos, bears roller skating! LOL
Fun video Eric, I enjoyed it very much. Thumbs up...
Well that was fun. Thanks for the video. Granny fan
TW + NOISE on the map is HILARIOUS!
Cool video dude..........I liked the motorcycle map graphic.... It's so cool to see someone who loves their pet as much as you do. I love that you check on him through interior cameras and monitor the temperature inside the rv for him while you're out. And was that a bag of Temtations cat treats?? Our cats LOVE them!! Stay safe and see you and Jax in a few.. Peace out homie =)
Hi, always look forward to your video's, we (hubby and I) are in Australia and when our boys leave home we are buying an RV to travel around our beautiful country, hug Jax and have a great day.
Is it free.. 14 days combined all camp grounds in Nebraska..or 14 days each place?
Some of the ones I've been to say 14 days, some say 3 or 4 days limit. I have not researched Nebraska Wildlife Management Areas specifically but I'm sure you could go to each one for each one's posted limit. My only question, is how long before you can return? and far do you have to camp away from the first spot. I don't know. Arizona BLM land is very clear about their 14 day rules. Having to be away 30 miles or so for 14 days before returning and such...
If you choose to go into Iowa on I-80 turn off at the Marne exit, follow it into town(ha Ha after the curve stop at Baxter Cycle The Owner is the Mayor of the town and if you want to build a house there he will give you free land, the dealership has a great antique motorcycle display too! Say Hi to everyone tell them I sent you!
as your trip pass thru Fremont,NE you might see Hormel plant that made a recall have 226,000 can of spam meat recall ~ but it only pork?
feels like we are all friends traveling with you. love your vids!