Cherry County is the largest county in Nebraska . Covering over 6,000 square miles, this county is larger than the state of Connecticut, and has a population density of less than one person per square mile. Bounded on the north by South Dakota’s emptiness, the other three sides are bounded by even more wide-open spaces.
I took this 10-shot panorama on an unnamed county road about ten miles southeast of Merritt Reservoir. This is typical sand hills landscape: big sky, grass land mixed with rolling sand hills, working windmills (pumping water), very few trees, and no one in sight.
The county map showed a small town named Tiny Town in this area, right on this road, but I never found it. I drove back and forth over the area where the town should be and never saw a trace of Tiny Town. Must be an awfully small town.
Thought for the Day: Equipped with his five senses, man explores the universe around him and calls this adventure science. Edward Powell Hubble
Larry's Blog 
You certainly captured the “wide open spaces” that represent this area. Thanks for the memory.
Sherrie
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