I had spent the night in Denison, Iowa, and was planning an early morning trip to Sioux City. When I woke up, there was a generous cover of frost on everything in Denison. It was still dark at the time, so I headed on my trip, hoping to be out in the frost when the sun would hit the horizon. If you’ve seen my photos before, you know that I love to photograph frost against blue skies.
My first stop was at Morgan Township Cemetery just south of Schleswig, Iowa. The sun was still down and the landscape was still covered with fog. As I headed wast on E16 from Schleswig towards Mapleton, the sun reached the horizon. This farmstead near Mapleton was covered with frost as the sun came up. Closeup of the frost covering a fence post along E16 in Monona County. Windmill along E16 near Mapleton, Iowa. As I got closer to Mapleton, I spotted this fence that was completely covered with thick frost. Even dead weeds show unique details when covered with frost. Treetops covered in fresh white frost again dark blue skies. This century old metal sided barn was recently destroyed in a strong wind storm in Dec 21 – but this frost scene was taken prior to that date. It was located east of Hornick, Iowa.Scenes along Hancock Avenue, east of Hornick, Iowa. A frosty scene between Sloan and Hornick, Iowa.
Overall Rating: 1/5 stars Google map location Length: 1.33 miles Sidewalls: Yes, but nothing taller than your vehicle. Hills: A few small hills, but nothing dramatic S-Curves: Some curves, but nothing dramatic Bridge: No bridges. Interested in more level B roads? Check out the list of My favorite level B Loess Hills Roads
Overall Rating: 3/5 stars Google map location Length: 0.38 miles Although it’s short in distance, its still a very nice backroad because of the sidewalls and slight curves. Sidewalls: Yes Hills: No major hills S-Curves: a few curves, but nothing major Bridge: No bridges. Interested in more level B roads? Check out the list of…
Overall Rating: 1/5 stars Google map location Length:. 1 mile Sidewalls: Only a few minor sidewalls Hills: No S-Curves: No S curves Bridge: No bridges Interested in more level B roads? Check out the list of My favorite level B Loess Hills Roads
Overall Rating: 3/5 stars Google map location Length:. 1.22 miles Sidewalls: Yes, there are several sections of tall sidewalls. Hills: Yes S-Curves: No major curves Bridge: No bridges. Interested in more level B roads? Check out the list of My favorite level B Loess Hills Roads This video was taken with an insta360 oneX camera…
Onawa, Iowa has a really serious wide main street – but why? Answer: I did some digging and it seems that there isn’t one clear answer. Here are a few possibilities: The town originally thought the railroad would be coming through town and they planned to streets accordingly – but then the railroad never came….
Overall Rating: 3/5 stars Google map location Length: 1.1 miles Sidewalls: Yes, near the end of the drive video, there’s a section of tall sidewalls. Hills: Nothing dramatic S-Curves: No major S curves Bridge: No bridges. Interested in other Level B roads in the Loess Hills? Check out the list of My favorite level B…
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Aw, this was an extremely nice post. Spending some time and actual effort to generate a top notch article… but what can I say… I put things off a lot and never manage to get anything done.