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SCUBA DIVING Mysteries of the depths are discovered in a lake outside of Grand Island
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Although it is nnt a
state full of forests, lakes,
and mountains, Nebraska
has a scenic, midwestern
beauty which can be
found nowhere else.
From Arbor Lodge in
eastern Nebraska to Fort
Robinson in the western
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paths reflect the colorful
history of a people who
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Fishing, boating, div
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stopping off at tourist
sites activities in which
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Nebraska may delight. ka lad goes a' fishin.
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BACK TO NATURE Food tastes better when cooked over an open fire, and spirits are higher when campers can "get
away from it all" and enjoy Nebraska's state recreation areas.
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MAlS-MAUb BhAUTY - Gavins Point Dam near Crofton, is beautified by the tree-
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SAND HILLS SANCTUARY The ninhabitated beauoHhe Sand Hills region can be matched with another scenic
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PARADISE FOR TREES Nebraska's Arbor Lodge, near Nebraska City is famnnT
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