Today’s hike took me on the Keystone Trail from Cornhusker Road to Highway 370. It’s beautiful on that section but rather desolate.
I ran into two smelly parts: a skunk must have been really close; a sewer vent. The vent was near the trail in a good place since there was nothing else close to it. The litter was not too bad: 2 pounds 3 ounces total with 11 ounces of it recyclable.
This section took me through some areas of foot high native prairie grasses. They were beautiful as they bowed to the strong winds.
I almost stepped on a decent sized snake when I took this picture.
The hike was 6.4 miles in a time of 2 hours and 13 minutes.
Papio Creek
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