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Moving on, we now and then passed huge Feed Lots like this one. I may be wrong but it
looks like the young cattle being fattened here have more room to move around then
they did 1973 when I last saw sights like this. This is, in any case, a picture of
the wild west year 2001!
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These young steers had lots of room but they preferred to stick together anyway.
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Lars tried communicating with them but they only spoke cow.
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This airplane looked like it would like to communicate with us but the pilot was only doing his job - crop dusting at low height
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When they build a silo in America they build it big. This was not the largest we saw. Just kind of normal. About 25 times the size of a normal Swedish silo.
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I made this picture big so you could get something of the feel of driving through Kansas.
It was taken through the windshield - not much reason to stop - which is why the
reflections on the left. Most of the way I couldn't sleep in the car during the day
because I didn't want to miss anything - but here I could do it.
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We did find one interesting stop - at a great big junk yard. Fascinating - all those big American cars that we only see as renovated classics. Around here the air is dry and old cars keep pretty well.
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See anything you like? You can probably get it cheap.
More pictures of junk on the next page!
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