June 28, 2016
The fairground was a great place to camp.
It was quiet and
fully lit all night.
We rested well and woke up at 6. There were several other
groups there too, so we had safety in numbers. Bill left at 7:15 and I left about 2 hours later after some
work on the internet. Our little hotspot decided to work here so we got the
blog and Facebook entries all done. I caught up to Bill in about 30 miles in Atkinson ,
Nebraska 
and when he returned, I snapped a picture of him and
Bill.
The Chief took a look at our map and told us more about Nebraska .
That Cherry County United
States …100 miles by 100 miles. How would you
like to patrol that! We shook hands and each went our way. I’ve only gone 10
miles this time because there’s a storm coming in from the west and we want to
be sure that Bill doesn’t get caught in it. So far it’s staying put, think we
will have lunch here.
Bill ate and rested for a bit then pedaled away. The
storm decided to turn south, so it’s clear skies ahead. As I drove through
O’Neill, I saw a billboard that said it was the “Irish Capital of Nebraska”. I
kept driving until I reached Inman where I circled through town, took some
pictures of interesting buildings
and then parked on the main street where Bill
could see me. There are quite a few trees here; in the western part of Nebraska
if you saw trees, it meant there was a town. Bill arrived and had to stop for
the day. He got a few pictures of old equipment as he went along.
Headwinds
again. He did do 57 miles so that was good. We drove to the next small town
where there was a campground in the city park. Full hookups, but no wi-fi. The
hotspot wouldn’t work either so we will have some supper and call it an early
night. Thank-you for reading.
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