On Wednesday 29 December 2004 03:30, Nate Duehr wrote: > Let's put it this way -- it looks nice, but the view doesn't change much > for many many miles after Lincoln. Come on out to Denver sometime, and > you'll see. ;-) I plan to next summer. Nothing but fresh air, open skies, and three screaming kids and a fed-up wife in a minivan for hours and hours. Ahh, vacation... > There's supposedly been some Pioneer exhibit and bridge built somewhere > out there on I-80 now -- at least that would break the monotony. > Tourist trap though, I'm sure. Can't be any worse than the "Wall Drug" and "Corn Palace" signs on I-90 for about 400 miles in either direction. :-) > I-76 from the Nebraska border on into Denver isn't exactly anyone's idea > of excitement either... anyone that I know of anyway. I wondered about it. Is it at least a little rugger? I don't know much about Colorado's topography (I was 4 years old when I last approached Denver from the east). > I also used to do all this long before MP3's... but then again, I'm a > fan of tuning around the dial on AM broadcast to see what's out there on > the air when travelling through new places in the States. I still do that. I always think it's neat to find out that I'm picking up a station from Fargo, or Rapid City, or Chicago. -- Kirk Strauser
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