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2 hours ago, oneshot 1 said:

Oh scenic.

oneshot 

Depends what you want to see, make a list of what you want to see and then plot a route. I would go either before kids get out of school or after.  Popular places like Yellowstone are mobbed in the summer.  

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Scenic not until you get to Wyoming or Colorado.  Kansas and Nebraska are in the way.  
 

I have been several times.  My suggestion is take a look at the states and what they have to offer.  Then plan your trip based on what you want to see.  You can do several lifetimes of scenic in Colorado, Wyoming and Montana.  On our last trip we chose what we wanted to see one last time (Mt Rushmore, Devils Tower, Old Faithful, some of the canyons in Colorado, etc).  

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I have a No Mo cousin that has won lots of competitions with his mules. Some paid well. He says they get a bad rep, cause people try to treat em like horses. They're not horses.

I can't dance like I used to.

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Jumping mules are pretty neat, but even so, no way I'd ever own one.  My personal opinion, based on very limited research, is that they are between horses and dogs on the intelligence scale.  

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2 hours ago, Dutch said:

Scenic not until you get to Wyoming or Colorado.  Kansas and Nebraska are in the way.  
 

I have been several times.  My suggestion is take a look at the states and what they have to offer.  Then plan your trip based on what you want to see.  You can do several lifetimes of scenic in Colorado, Wyoming and Montana.  On our last trip we chose what we wanted to see one last time (Mt Rushmore, Devils Tower, Old Faithful, some of the canyons in Colorado, etc).  

Go through South Dakota, watch for pheasants, it is amazing how many of them live in SD,  Black Hills are neat and a good scenic drive.  Take a jog south and see Scott's Bluff, Nebraska.

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