Cloud-wise it was a good week to drive to Nebraska and back. To celebrate clouds and their fluffiness here are some non-sequential straight shots of that drive. It is important to stop and stretch your legs during an 18 hour drive to help prevent the road equivalency of space madness.
This is the Danish windmill in Elk Horn, Iowa. It was originally built in 1848 in Norre Snede, Denmark, but was disassembled and reassembled in Iowa in 1976 because it emits an electromagnetic field that draws the old and the bored. The people of Elk Horn then sell bric-a-brac to those who are lured in.