Besides passing through the occasional, tiny agricultural town, the drive was punctuated by charming little roadside cemeteries carved out of corn fields, mile-long trains that make their way nearby, and slow-moving farm vehicles that require some timing and horsepower to pass.
Before I knew it, I was well beyond my intended mid-state stopping point and barreling down the road toward Iowa's western border with Nebraska on the Missouri River. I stopped for lunch in my usual kind of place, then decided to just keep cruising on down the road. I'm glad I did, because I've found a nice campground, on a lake, with an available spot in the shade for my road rig.
I've been told that there are some fine sights and noteworthy history here in Onawa, IA, so I plan to check it out over the weekend… Stay tuned!
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