Water Flowing On Mars

[SeaWolf]

Well, I'll give Nebraska this...at least it had the corn fields as a running joke (which is weird, because I was the only one in the truck). Wyoming has absolutely nothing. No fields, no trees, no towns...nothing.

My best friend and I were driving from Tacoma to St. Louis. As we traveled though Wyoming, it was his turn to drive and my turn to sleep. I remember waking up and seeing the exact same landscape (towering plateaus) as when I fell asleep. I asked him how long I had been under. Two hours he said. I thought he was joking, but he wasn't.

Wyoming is the worst place to drive though.

[mattb47]

Well, I'll give Nebraska this...at least it had the corn fields as a running joke (which is weird, because I was the only one in the truck). Wyoming has absolutely nothing. No fields, no trees, no towns...nothing.

My best friend and I were driving from Tacoma to St. Louis. As we traveled though Wyoming, it was his turn to drive and my turn to sleep. I remember waking up and seeing the exact same landscape (towering plateaus) as when I fell asleep. I asked him how long I had been under. Two hours he said. I thought he was joking, but he wasn't.

Wyoming is the worst place to drive though.

I've driven through Kansas....I think that place certainly gives Wyoming a run for its money because there aren't even the plateaus in Kansas.....just cornfields as far as the eye can see.

[SeaWolf]

Well, I'll give Nebraska this...at least it had the corn fields as a running joke (which is weird, because I was the only one in the truck). Wyoming has absolutely nothing. No fields, no trees, no towns...nothing.

My best friend and I were driving from Tacoma to St. Louis. As we traveled though Wyoming, it was his turn to drive and my turn to sleep. I remember waking up and seeing the exact same landscape (towering plateaus) as when I fell asleep. I asked him how long I had been under. Two hours he said. I thought he was joking, but he wasn't.

Wyoming is the worst place to drive though.

I've driven through Kansas....I think that place certainly gives Wyoming a run for its money because there aren't even the plateaus in Kansas.....just cornfields as far as the eye can see.

We hit Kasas at night, so can't comment.

[Dan Lambskin]

Well, I'll give Nebraska this...at least it had the corn fields as a running joke (which is weird, because I was the only one in the truck). Wyoming has absolutely nothing. No fields, no trees, no towns...nothing.

My best friend and I were driving from Tacoma to St. Louis. As we traveled though Wyoming, it was his turn to drive and my turn to sleep. I remember waking up and seeing the exact same landscape (towering plateaus) as when I fell asleep. I asked him how long I had been under. Two hours he said. I thought he was joking, but he wasn't.

Wyoming is the worst place to drive though.

i take it you've never driven through Ohio

[Munboy]

Well, I'll give Nebraska this...at least it had the corn fields as a running joke (which is weird, because I was the only one in the truck). Wyoming has absolutely nothing. No fields, no trees, no towns...nothing.

My best friend and I were driving from Tacoma to St. Louis. As we traveled though Wyoming, it was his turn to drive and my turn to sleep. I remember waking up and seeing the exact same landscape (towering plateaus) as when I fell asleep. I asked him how long I had been under. Two hours he said. I thought he was joking, but he wasn't.

Wyoming is the worst place to drive though.

i take it you've never driven through Ohio

Oddly enough, I have. I've get around.

Ohio was pretty boring once you got out of the rolling hills of the east. I wasn't driving though, so I just kicked back with my headphones on the whole trip. Still doesn't compair to western Nebraska/ eastern wyoming.

It's kind of funny how this thread has stayed on topic by compairing US landscapes to Mars landscapes.

[SeaWolf]

Well, I'll give Nebraska this...at least it had the corn fields as a running joke (which is weird, because I was the only one in the truck). Wyoming has absolutely nothing. No fields, no trees, no towns...nothing.

My best friend and I were driving from Tacoma to St. Louis. As we traveled though Wyoming, it was his turn to drive and my turn to sleep. I remember waking up and seeing the exact same landscape (towering plateaus) as when I fell asleep. I asked him how long I had been under. Two hours he said. I thought he was joking, but he wasn't.

Wyoming is the worst place to drive though.

i take it you've never driven through Ohio

Have not diven on any roads east of St. Louis. There is a bad stretch in Oregon between Mt Hood & I believe Warm Spings. But that's nothing compared to Wyoming.

[Metroid]

I dont know about water flowing on Mars but I heard there is a mud slide on Uranus.

Sorry I've been drinking again.