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Nebraska |
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Indian Caves State Park a line of history and one photo of the outside of the cave. Press next and see a photo of the walkway. The rest of the gallery are of places in Nebraska. |
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Robber's Cave in Lincoln, Nebraska I read the story and had to wonder if it was just another ghost story. It lists no author. |
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Showcaves says: Nebraska is almost one of those blanket states, which look like a blanket on a map, as they are bordered by latitudes and longitudes. The northern and southern borders are latitudes. The western border is almost straight, but Colorado bites a corner off. The main exception, chaos in the world of order, is the eastern border, formed by the Missouri River. The border meanders through the map like a Mandelbrot picture. The state is a central prairie state, little relief and thus little possibilities for karstification. According to the Gurnee Guide there are no show caves in this state. |
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John Brown's Cave, look close and you will find a tiny bit of historical information about a very old photo. The site is 99.9% Yahoo. Caution, you will be plagued by spam and porn offers of all sorts for your visit. |
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Rivers, the Wikipedia page and the Visitusa page |
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Waterfalls by Micheles world |
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Historic Bridges and The Wikipedia page of bridges and A History of Nebraska Bridges, ever seen a pontoon bridge? |
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The gorp site for Nebraska Park
Fort Niobrara National Wildlife Refuge. It is aimed at
canoeing but has lots of pretty pictures and links to other
parks
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