Nebraska from a bicycle seat

We recently spent a week bicycling across Nebraska with the BRAN (Bicycle Ride across Nebraska).  It was a wonderful adventure filled with amazing scenery, a diverse topography, the most genial and friendly people, and sunshine!  We started in Chadron (west side of the state) and ended in Fremont (east side of the state).  Our 400+ miles of  travel took us through the Sandhills of Nebraska, fields of corn in the agricultural area, and the rolling hills of the eastern side as we were closer to the rivers.  The flooding the state has dealt with this spring was evident as we saw washouts along the Elkhorn River and standing water in so many fields.  We are appreciative of the people who welcomed us in their towns and were so generous with their Nebraskan hospitality.  To me, a bicycle ride is the perfect way to see and appreciate the landscape, terrain, and people — it’s as upclose an experience as you can get on a journey along highways and biways.

2 thoughts on “Nebraska from a bicycle seat

  1. thecedarjournal July 1, 2019 / 10:08 am

    Good for anyone to ride a bike that distance! So glad to hear fellow Americans doing it!

    • lindastaatsphoto July 1, 2019 / 3:27 pm

      Yep – there are some of us here riding long distances. It was a grand trip – one I would highly recommend!

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