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Nebraska: Ponca State Park
From June 2021
Continuing east, we drove across Nebraska on Hwy 20. Julia was busy on google and decided that she needed to try a runza, a meat pastry pocket regionally popular in Nebraska. In Michigan's Upper Peninsula, pasties are a somewhat similar and were eaten by the miners in that area. I've had pasties, but I'm not a fan.
We weren't quite sure where to find a runza. Fortunately, there's a chain of restaurants called Runza in Nebraska, so we stopped when we found one in Valentine (I just looked it up and it's apparently now permanently closed).
Julia said that she was glad that she tried it but wouldn't go out of her way for another one. It was only 10:30 a.m, and I declined to try one.
We continued on to Ponca State Park, which is located on the Missouri River.
Nice campground with electric and showers |
The Missouri River seemed very shallow compared to its brother, the Mississippi.
There were some trails here that we enjoyed. One featured a gnarly oak tree that dated to 1644.
We would stay here again if in the area.
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