To Nebraska II
So, I had more photos than I thought…
weathered house
just a nice tree
Creepy Halloween tree! (think this might be in Braddyville, IA, but not sure)
They really want you to know that that road is closed!
Shenandoah Iowa
Outside of Shen
Terraces
I think this is cool. Hubby says it’s boring.
windmill
very cool tree
Bluffs
See how moist the air is!?! God, I wish it was like that here in Missouri!
Love the bluffs – they are not so fun to climb, though. Yes, I know from personal experience.
Okay, I guess it’s gonna take one more blog… yeesh! I am really envious of people who can whittle it down to posting one photo a day.
song playing at the moment – Brianstorm – Arctic Monkeys
9 responses to “To Nebraska II”
Leave a reply to internet marketing in california Cancel reply
Most of the photos and art on this site, by Joleene Naylor are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License.
My Flickr Photos
ramblingsfromthedarkness.wordpress.com 
Beautiful Pics! Nice Photography.
I love the Halloween tree and the weathered house. great job!
TY! it was a good trip for photos!
yes I love the weathered house too and al the trees – tress with odd branches etc are one of my fav things to photo
me too! 😀 You should post more of your photos, you know 😉
I’m also a fan of the Halloween tree!
I read one of your comments about the moisture? Is Missouri a dry feeling state? I learned something new! I’ve never traveled to this part of the country. Michigan can be extremely humid in the summer. Sometimes it’s more humid feeling than the southern states like Florida. I think it’s because of all the bodies of water in our state. When you live in Michigan, you’re never more than 6 miles away from a body of water. That’s probably why we have so many mosquitoes too. 😉 Yuck!
Yeah, it is soooo dry here! Northern Missouri isn’t bad (much like iowa, actually, LOL!) but by the time you get down here it’s hot and dry. Everyone but me seems to love that, in fact when we were talking about moving that was one of the things people kept using as a selling point “It’s not nearly as humid as Iowa”. LOL!
eek! Mosquitoes! There’s always something, isn’t there?!?!?!
Yeah Bolivar is the land weather forgot. Summer dry, hot and sunny,. Winter dry, warm and boring. Last year was lovely though. We got lots of snow:). The pics are gorgeous. I love the trees and the weathered house and the old school outside of Shen 🙂
I am hoping we don;t get lots of snow this year, personally :p