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Posted by Gerald J. on June 27, 2007 at 08:37:47 from (67.0.102.211):
In Reply to: Re: Pioneer Village posted by steveormary on June 27, 2007 at 07:13:33:
Stuhr is neat and clean but takes only an hour to walk the whole thing. Pioneer Village could take a couple days, and they will let you in the second day free if you ask going in the first day. There are enough barbed wire samples to cover a wall 150' long, just reading the names and noticing the differences between them could take half a day. The village includes a decently priced motel and a RV campground, probably the only ones in Minden. I did a museum trip in late March, 12 museums in 6 days. Pioneer Village was near the top of those museums, but the SAC museum was a bit better but smaller, far fewer items but real B-52, U2, and S$-71 and the like are LARGE! Gerald J.
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