Mud Springs . . . and Natural Landmarks
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Back to Nebraska and some of the most recognizable natural landmarks along the
Oregon/Pony Express Trail.
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The very muddy Mud Springs. |
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The marker indicating the site of the Mud Springs station. You get here on an interesting drive on a dirt road, followed
by a stretch on an even tinier dirt road. |
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The approaching storm. Fortunately, we made it back to paved roads before it hit -- otherwise, we might have really
been stuck in those muddy springs. |
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Courthouse Rock and Jail Rock -- two of the natural landmarks used to navigate the pioneer trails. |
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Information sign about the landmarks. |
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Wide open spaces -- and the storm. |
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Back on the trail . . . |
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One of the most famous landmarks -- Chimney Rock. |
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Another view of Chimney Rock. |
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The marker indicating the site of the Chimney Rock Pony Express station. |
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