Photos of Nebraska landscapes.
Chris Helzer
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Thoroughly enjoyed these landscape shots. They really show the beauty of the Great Plains!
Beautiful pictures of a beautiful state!
You’ve really done a remarkable job of capturing the subtle and awe inspiring nature of Nebraska.
Thanks! Sorry not to have gotten to see at the big bison roundup last week. Sounds like it went well.
So much to see, so little time.
Chris,My name’s Christina deVillier. I work for TNC on the Zumwalt Prairie in NE Oregon. I found this blog and it’s a cool blog! via your palhpmet called Thistle Defense. We’re working on restoration on our prairie too, of course, and part of that effort is reseeding some disturbed areas with native forbs. Apparently, the prairie restoration community only wants to do restoration work with innocuous pretty things I’ve wandered all over the internet looking for any guidelines on the best planting practice for native thistles. We’ve got different varieties over here than you have in Nebraska (specifically Cirsium brevifolium), but do you have any thoughts about when to plant (spring or fall), whether the seeds might like some pre-treatment (stratification), etc? Just a neighborly sharing of information question :)Either way, good luck with your work. Prairie solidarity. All the best!
Absolutely beautiful! Seeing home so perfectly captured is wonderful especially for a homesick girl like me!
Love your pictures. Take “River Road” south of Red Cloud to Franklin, NE. A very beautiful
area following the Repulican River. Cliffs and nice over views of the river.
Now I officially like Nebraska. Great Photos!
I enjoyed looking through the photos. Nebraska is such a world away from me. Especially like the curves in one of the landscape photos and find the night shot with the tent and stars full of atmosphere.
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