Sometimes rocks just, well, rock! From small stones to huge boulders, they are the raw materials of the planet, and can be strikingly beautiful. Rocks are, of course, not unique to the Great Plains, but sometimes in an open landscape, they can stand out and assert their presence, reminding us that while we and our civilizations come and go, some things will remain unmoved and unchanged.
I find this comforting, and yes, I like rock music too!
Warning! The following photos are not from Nebraska. They are from the GPT state of Colorado! My recent trip included a side venture to CO
Cool to see Scottsbluff National Monument fixing areas with real adobe bricks! … plus a great campsite on the south side of the park with
I interrupt posts on my recent trip to Nebraska to bring you the following exciting news. Two GPTA Board members, Clay Bonnyman-Evans (trail name Pony)
Great Plains Trail Alliance was formed from an inspiration that began in 1991 when founder Steve Myers took a trip from Minnesota to Wyoming. On the way, he was struck by the beauty of the open spaces west of the Missouri River. He wanted a way to experience this landscape more fully. Not long after, the seed of an idea for the Great Plains Trail was planted.
Great Plains Trail Alliance
Louisville, CO 80027
smyers@greatplainstrail.org
