Oregon loves Nebraska.

The interesting thing is that even though this was filmed in Nebraska, you could easily pass it off as being shot in Oregon, Washington, Idaho, or even portions of California with little argument from natives of those states. Flat, minimally interrupted stretches of interstate begin to look similar... especially in black and white... interstates 5, 84, 80 and 90 have similarities at certain points despite their distance from each other.

Have you ever driven through South Dakota? It's a gorgeous experience.

Not South Dakota yet... we have some family there, but never driven through... Though, of course we would love to someday.

Sorry you don't like where you're at. We enjoyed our trip through Nebraska... Like we said prior, this particular route isn't too different from the length I-5 travels through the willamette valley, or even hwy 99 between halsey and albany if you ignore the sheep... It just depends on your perspective.

Watch out, Omaha or Lincoln will become the next hipster destination du jour once the shine of portland has worn off for recent transplants...

It's all cycles isn't it?

There are probably a lot of people that feel the same way about their own states. The grass is always greener...

We made the audio specifically for this piece so it wasn't too much of a choice.

smile.