When the author’s kiddos were young, she heard tales — near legends — of families embracing cold-weather camping. Here’s how to do it.
Stories
Nebraska’s Nine Turtles
The world is home to around 330 species of turtles, and Nebraska houses nine of them in varied landscapes across the state.
Pigments of the Fur Trade
Early Native Americans were ingenious in developing muted pigments for face painting and artwork, but came to rely on a steady supply of brilliant colors from traders.
Rediscovering Hairy Clematis
With no formal training as a writer, my Nebraskaland articles usually require hard work. Recently, however, the storyline and photos for an article on the rare hairy clematis fell into my lap.
Top Picks for Fall Camping at Nebraska State Parks
Looking for a place to go camping this fall? You can’t go wrong with a Nebraska state park.
Early License Plates and Driver’s Licenses
Nebraska began registering automobiles in 1905, but didn’t manufacture license plates until 1915. Owners made their own plates.