Nebraska From Above - Best Highlights Montage (HD)

Short highlights of Skyworks aerial filming of Nebraska. You can see more about our experiences on this shoot as well as the route we flew at www.skyworkshd.... We filmed some 35 hours of HD video of Nebraska from the air - although sometimes we were only a couple of feet off the ground.
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[@apolokaggwa7619]

I will never forget my first impression of Nebraska the first week when I finally arrived as a young freshman at York College. I had traveled by air from home in East Africa ( Uganda) to Europe arriving in New York city four days later. I then decided to continue my remaining journey by road to Nebraska. It was January and you know what that means. I thought I would not survive the cold weather, having arrived in the Winter six months late into the academic year. It was at York, NE that I had my first taste of what it would be like to live as a college student in America. The Trailways bus had dropped me off at the old hotel downtown. I looked around but could not find anyone to talk to until a fellow, who turned out to be an insurance agent with an office in the hotel, greeted me. He was sure of who I was because of my luggage and foreign accent. He immediately picked up the phone and called the college saying that he had an international student from Africa in the hotel lobby. The college sent an officer from admissions to pick me up in his car. There was snow everywhere. The temperature was around 6 degrees and I had not purchased my first winter jacket yet. Soon I would learn how to wear long johns and to dress up for the cold Nebraska weather lasting for months. Having never lived below 70 degrees in my my whole life, weighing 135 pounds and at only 5 feet 6 inches tall, I was doubtful whether I would be healthy at all under those conditions. Fortunately, I had come to the right place and at the right time in my life. I was young, energetic and willing to learn. Mrs. Kirk, the College Registrar, quickly gave me instructions I would follow for the first week. She also called up one senior student from Africa to escort me to my dormitory. Thomas Hall was a brand new building then. I would be sharing a second floor room with a Business student from Nigeria, I was told. Our room was warm, very comfortable and immaculate. Later that day, Dr. Nossaman, Professor of Biology, who lived with his family in an apartment on the ground floor of the dorm, introduced himself saying that he was there anytime I needed him. Since I was a Pre-med student, I thought what a coincidence, not knowing that the almighty God had a lot more in store for me in Nebraska. York College was much smaller in those days than it is today, but it had a dedicated faculty and staff that would put my life at ease from the first day. Everybody was very helpful and smiling most of the time. I wondered how people living in such brutal weather conditions could be so nice and patient with me. I was amazed at how laid back the people on campus and in the York community were, given the long and cold Nebraska winters they had to endure. It would not be until late May that I found out how pleasant the Nebraska summers can be. They are hot yes, but with little humidity. Most impressive is the pristine environment, which is a blessing to the state. By the end of the first week, I had tasted my first American food in the college cafeteria- most of it quite new to me-my classes were going well too. Well, I thought, I was blessed to have found such friendly and accommodating people far away from home. My family were very anxious to hear from me, but I was enjoying myself so much I did not call them until two weeks later. They were so grateful and relieved to know that I was attending a Christian college with so many wonderful people all around their son who knew very little about America. Nebraska would turn out to be the best place for anyone starting a new life in America. Friendly and down to earth, the people could have easily taken advantage of me, but did not. Instead, I still believe that had it not been for my pleasant experience in the first few months in Nebraska, I would have had a totally different first impression of the United States America. Thank God the Nebraskans were there for me at such a young age when I needed them.

[@LPH-11]

I usually don't read comments this long but something told me to give in and give it a chance. I'm so glad I did. After the first couple sentences I was hooked. What a great story you have and I'm glad it turned out so well for you. It's really great to hear how the people treated you and your experience with a state I love and even though I don't live there now I still call home. God bless you!

[@BerlinJason]

I moved from Germany to Los Angeles, California. I don't know why, but I really love Nebraska and the endless cornfields. It's like i lived there before. Just beautiful.

[@randomazn420]

Jason Meyer you are more than welcome to come and stay a while brother. Take in nebraska

[@estrellarenramos]

I have moved here 3 year ago

[@alisacachticehillsdashabia1280]

I'm happily leaving California and moving back to Nebraska thank god!

[@alisacachticehillsdashabia1280]

Leave LA my friend and go to Nebraska your gut feeling is telling you the truth

[@JoniWarden]

Many people who live there, even if they aren't born there, feel its one of them most comforting and relaxing places to live. My husband, being from Southern California said that he would rather live there than out in SoCal. He said the place just gets into your heart. I was born there and raised there and Nebraska is in my soul and calls to me to come home, endlessly.

[@mockynevada4980]

Joni Warden ...🌼🌻🌼

[@randomazn420]

♡♡♡ corn born myself. Omaha born and raised. This is home.

[@1979bobhd]

Born in Lincoln 1957 before I was a year old we moved to Northern California for a few years then back to Norfolk Nebraska for 18 months then back to Lincoln until 1974. When I joined the USMC. I got out of the Marines in 1978 and bummed around So. Cal for a while then I was on my way back to Lincoln but got side tracked in Breckenridge Colorado before I made it back to Lincoln however I wasn't there long and I was back in Colorado for 2 years the back to Lincoln. I made a couple more moves since then but always would end up back in Lincoln, I now live in Arizona but still call Nebraska home I think there is something in the water there that makes you feel like no matter where you live once your in Nebraska it feels like you're at home.

[@Gambino_Crime_Family]

Great story

[@2serveand2protect]

So - if You do not mind me asking! - why do you repeat the word "THERE" so often (..."aren't born THERE"...he would rather live THERE" & so forth...)? You do not live in Nebraska? Why don't you go back there, if your heart belongs to that place so fiercely ?

[@amarshoaib]

as an international student I do enjoy the place far from home called Lincoln, where people with big hearts live. There is truly no place like Nebraska!

[@hellolily4239]

YAY I LIVE IN Lincoln

[@augustvervloet8886]

Never thought I'd say this, but Nebraska is a beautiful state!

[@Mouse10949]

Love this. I live in Georgia now and show this nonstop so people can see what home is.

[@JayBee-se8ou]

I spent 10 days exploring the state on my motorcycle a couple years ago. Great weather, great food, great people. Loads of history. I loved it! I can't wait to return and see more of it.

[@guillecitomtb6248]

What a beautiful Nebraska, I love that state, despite the fact that I am Argentine and I have never been to the United States, beautiful video congratulations!

[@Cmarie122]

This video is just beautiful. I moved to Tennessee a few years ago, but was born and raised in Nebraska, and miss it so much. Your amazing capture of how diverse and wonderful it really is just melted my heart and made me miss it even more. Thanks for this video!!

[@Benyikoko]

Proud Bellevue citizen here! Nebraska is my home state and I love it. May god bless us all♥️

[@neosho53059]

Born and raised and still live in Wisconsin... Love Nebraska!!!!! and one other thing..... 🌽GO HUSKERS🌽

[@erusse1]

Tyler Copeland This is #HUSKERNATION

[@lukequinlan4523]

Tyler Copeland from nebraska to cornhuskers are garbage lol

[@denniswynne1850]

That was amazing. I forgot how BEAUTIFUL our state is.

[@finalfant111]

Ah, litterally brought a tear to my eye, I love my home state!

[@lynnepfortmiller3410]

This is the coolest thing I've seen in ages! Gave me goosebumps. Knew almost everyplace shown. If you're from Nebraska it's especially awesome. Thank you!

[@RocketMyDog1]

Western Nebraska is jaw-dropping gorgeous!

[@balesguy]

Great video. Born and raised in Pierce, NE and lived there the first 18 years of my life, then Lincoln and Omaha for the next 30 years. Missouri now but Nebraska is still my home. Proud to say I'm a Nebraskan!

[@abbylindblom8927]

My beautiful state. Lucky enough to call it home! Miss it so much.

[@mockynevada4980]

Abby Lindblom ...🌼🌻🌼

[@TGOIIHome]

Outstanding presentation of The Great State of Nebraska !!!!!!!!!!!!! God Bless Nebraska and Go Big Red !!!!!!!!!!

[@robshaffer2274]

A lot of people have only seen Nebraska driving I-80 which in mostly the Platte River Valley. Pretty flat most of the way through that corridor. The northwest portion of the state borders Colorado and Wyoming and is rugged bluffs with Bighorn Sheep and Mountain Lions. The Southeast portion borders the Missouri River and is very scenic with sprawling apple orchards. The Northern border has the Niobrara river which is famous for Kayaking and river rafting. Big variety of wildlife throughout the state. Lake Mcconaughy in western Nebraska is 22 miles long. Nebraska has thousands of Eagles along our rivers and especially near the warm water outlets of power plants in the winter. Its pretty common to see over a 100 at times in one spot. The most amazing part of Nebraska is underground. The Ogallala Aquifer is one of the largest freshwater aquifers on earth and runs through much of Nebraska. Seen a few comments on there running Nebraska down and that's OK. Everyone has an opinion. Personally I'd rather live with some friendly hayseeds who stop and help me change a flat tire than rob me or drive by not caring. Each to their own.

[@sparkishay1499]

Don't forget about the Sandhills. Even people from Nebraska don't seem to realize they're there but they are marvelous

[@marthaghioctanzania]

I’ve have been looking at Nebraska for a while now my husband and I are thinking about selling everything and moving. Would you have any recommendations? We’re looking for warmer weather, lots of water nearby, friendly people and a good place to grow food.

[@sarahelo009]

@@marthaghioctanzania sounds like fun!! I hope you make the step, are you in the Great Plains already? I’m in Cali, and I really want to move anywhere in the Great Plains. Here in Cali, everyone is cold, selfish, they won’t even say hi back to you, they’re THAT stuck up. It’s extremely “every man for themselves” here, but in other states, I don’t see that. Also, our policies are awful, and the only hiking trails here are spotted with traffic in the background and buildings in sight. I heard Nebraska has wonderful people and open fields. Definitely on my list of places to go.

[@catcameraz6915]

I've been living in this amazing state for 12 years so far! Born here and always loved it here! This will be my home forever. Go Big Red! GO HUSKERS!!!

[@warriorcats7935]

Btw guys this is my account Cat Cameraz...lol so random

[@anonosaurus4517]

I lived in Nebraska when this was made. I lived there for 4.5 years and have wanted to move back every day since I left. God Bless that amazing state.

[@dustinsmith9542]

Lived there for 10 years, never in all my travels met nicer people or had a better steak...

[@exothermal.sprocket]

How's the cost or rent, the cost of taxes, and general politics?

[@mdmyer]

@@exothermal.sprocket Cost of everything is pretty low when you compare it to the rest of the states. The only exception is Omaha, where your property taxes are a little high.

[@exothermal.sprocket]

@@mdmyer Thanks!

[@steveh365]

@@exothermal.sprocket Also politics are a microcosm of the rest of the country. Most are republican until you get to bigger cities of Lincoln and Omaha, then blue deep inside.

[@exothermal.sprocket]

@@steveh365 Usually. Same where I am. These Marxist politicians haven't worked an honest day in their lives. The only place their ideologies can survive is in high population areas where there's enough wealth to steal, and not as many people notice.

[@abbymichellexx]

So incredibly proud to be from this beautiful state!!! Makes me so homesick! :(

[@suemar63]

I want to live there so bad I could cry. We visit at least twice a year. I love it. Hopefully some day...............

[@shannonb.8991]

Why? It's a bunch of flat land

[@midwesterner7676]

Shanon B. watch 0:08

[@bruhbuffy2584]

Shannon b I live in Nebraska in a small town near Omaha and it is amazing theres hills everywhere trees and the fields are great also theres some 1 million dollar houses in the small town I live in its amazing also ive seen the whole state and its so beautiful like if you don't like to see flat land which Nebraska doesn't have that much go to valentine ne youll see

[@DeadPuppies8me]

Nebraska born and raised... been in Arkansas for the last 9 years, but after watching this it made me want to come back for a visit.

[@PraiseTheLordAmen777]

LOVE my Nebraska....will never leave! This is great!

[@NebraskaTourism]

Wow! We are so pleased this video has been viewed over 100,000 times. We invite you to visit, explore or come home to Nebraska very soon. All shots were taken in Nebraska demonstrating how diverse and unique we truly are. Thanks to Skyworks, NET, Nebraska Game & Parks and UNL for collaborating with us to acquire this image collection. In addition to having highlights available on KZbin, we will be using some of the footage in the Nebraska Tourism Commission's new marketing campaigns.

[@PecosHank]

FANTASTIC!

[@Shdwknght13]

Being away for almost 6 months for training with the Army, this video has reminded me of the beautiful and amazing place I call home. Born and raised in Nebraska.

[@Limastudent]

Sent this to Facebook friends around the world. Really great representation of our state. Thanks!

[@kristinamikkelsoncasanova6287]

Born and raised in this state still call it home.

[@PalaminoHills]

Harlan County! I grew up in Furnas County (Wilsonville), but spent most of my life in Omaha. Pelicans were commonplace where I lived in Mexico, but I honestly never saw them in Nebraska. Now I learn their 'return' is celebrated. Thanks for 'splainin' it to me! And sadly, I believe I went to see the Sand Hill Cranes only once, south of Kearney, eons ago.

[@cltguy1234]

Love this video! Thanks for the work put into it! I was stationed in Nebraksa from 92 to late 94 in the USAF.. 1 year mid nebraska, remainder in omaha. I'm an NC native, but call myself a Huster too. Brings back good memories!

[@ritaflohr561]

I never get tired of watching this!

[@lovatojonasfan1]

Born in Bellevue but raised in Colorado. Nebraska will always be in my heart.

[@bluemen8807]

exact same here i was born in omaha and raised in the springs

[@lukequinlan4523]

Bellvue is weird though

[@michiganfamily1]

Lived in Lincoln for 5 years and traveled much of the state. Nebraska is a wonderful state full of kind, hardworking people and beautiful topography!

[@drsittler]

Born and raised in Merna, NE. Living in NYC the past 3 years. Can’t wait to move back to ‘the good life’.

[@rabbitsnails1934]

Beautiful! My home state, the old and the new, the land and the people, how wonderful it all is, the gems that are discovered within the state of Nebraska. Thank you so much for this video!

[@crazycarlfelker1439]

From Nebraska and love Nebraska. Now living in Norway.

[@Dirtygurl4719]

Traitor

[@panda99636]

Love Nebraska! I am so lucky that I spent three years living there.

[@steveh365]

Grew up in central Nebraska til 45 yrs old. Moved to WA state after a divorce. My 2 kids are still there. Go back at New Years and 4th of July for 10 days each time. Gotta see that Granddaughter too..! Love that place, My heart is still there.... The Nebraska State Song Beautiful Nebraska words by Jim Fras and Guy Gage Miller and music by Jim Fras Beautiful Nebraska, peaceful prairie land. Laced with many rivers and the hills of sand: Dark green valleys cradled in the earth, Rain and sunshine bring abundant birth. CHORUS: Beautiful Nebraska, as you look around, You will find a rainbow reaching to the ground: All these wonders by the Master's hand: Beautiful Nebraska land. We are so proud of this state where we live. There is no place that has so much to give. CHORUS: Beautiful Nebraska, as you look around, You will find a rainbow reaching to the ground: All these wonders by the Master's hand. Beautiful Nebraska land.

[@SuperSglenn]

I have lived in this state for 64 years and I never get tired of it. I spend 7 months of the year living in a house on the banks of the west fork of the big blue river. I have 2 other beautiful streams on my property that flow into the river. for me, this is paradise.

[@johnbssc]

So much great stuff that is relatively unknown by the people on the East and West coasts.

[@Thomas828]

Before I saw this video most of what I knew of Nebraska was from "Children of the Corn." Thank you for showing that there's so much more to the state than miles and miles of cornfields!

[@cynthiaschneider8143]

WOW! Everything about this video is terrific. Wonderful music!

[@glennlrw]

It is the dramatic music that moves me. No less than when you are spinning about the Sower statue atop the Nebraska State Capitol building at 2:06 to 2:07. I see the new Pinnacle Bank Arena and West Haymarket entertainment district at 2:14 to 2:15. What a great time to do this in our city in July 2013, the height of all of the new construction in the Haymarket.

[@AngryRussian15]

We native Nebraskans do. :) There's a reason we take such pride in our state, its a treasure not many know about, but to those who wish to see the place we call home. We always welcome them to "The Good Life"

[@rcracing25]

I already like Nebraska, and this video gave more of an epic prospective to it.

[@cherylbailey588]

nice video... beautiful nebraska peaceful prairie land laced with many rivers and the hills of sand dark green valleys cradled in the earth rain and sunshine being abundant birth all these wonders by the Master's hand beautiful Nebraska land!

[@HarrensteinE]

Jason - the bridge is part of the bicycle trail called "The Cowboy Trail". That portion is near Valentine, but the trail so far covers 195 miles across Nebraska and when completed will be 321 miles from Chadron to Norfolk.

[@B507main]

what a great video this was shows much more then I though we had and I have been here for 42 years. Great and Thank You

[@XxJaguar22]

I'm 17, born and raised a Nebraskan. It disappoints me when I hear people saying they can't wait to leave the state when they're older. This new generation, sadly, wants to live life in the fast lane. Eventually they'll realize how nice Nebraska is and come back...

[@XxJaguar22]

DastardlyCake I can respect that. I guess this a "to each his own" situation. In my area, Norfolk, a lot of people love the big cities, which I don't quite understand. Our town is large enough to have plenty of cool things to do without the excessive crime and (sometimes) ruder people. I guess some people don't see it the way I do, and maybe they just love the rush of a big city.

[@brenpaint]

90% of them do move back.This is much better place to ive, work and afford a home. Not to mention raise kids.

[@brenpaint]

The plains are gorgeous for those with eyes wide open. We have lovely natural forests and great lakes like McConahuey. The falls at Valentine, tubing down the Niobrara, the sandhills, Fort Robinson - great stuff. So much to do! Most people are just bad at being tourists in their own state.

[@Nobody-kg8md]

+brenpaint the Great Plains has the most fragile ecosystem too

[@sparkishay1499]

Nebraska has more rivers than pretty much any other state, and tons of lakes.... and the western part of the state has amazing scenery. Nebraska is not flat.

[@L.Frank2000]

Thanks for sharing the images, wow, absolutely beautiful. Greetings from Brazil.

[@maxzitek]

Beautiful. I love this state

[@bull6666]

Very nice camera work, shows some great aspects of our state. The music however is completely wrong. It gives the video a frenzied, unrelaxed feel. That's not the persona of our state, not even the urbanized portions.

[@sethwitulski8471]

+Will Elsbury couldn't agree more. I wanted to mute it.

[@ahmedsemlali9147]

i agree

[@MohammadAlshahrani]

I agree

[@michaelvoronov1210]

I agree

[@mikinunez5877]

Who the hell are you??? ... Don't write shit .... freaaak!!! :/

[@denniskelly2645]

Many of our USAF friends decided to retire to Nebraska due to the most friendly people in the country, excellent schools, world class medical center care, and an extremely strong economy. They have never regretted it, and when we finally retired, we came back also!!

[@tinabrown5353]

Thanks for the video I live in ne and it is the greatest state on earth

[@timexchen]

The west NE scenery is so awesome!

[@warriorcats7935]

Everyone who thinks Nebraska is boring are completely WRONG! Haters that are gonna hate, you better read this! The reason why you aren't interested in this state is because you think it's just flat and lame. Completely wrong! There's a giant Henrly Doorly Zoo RIGHT BESIDE IOWA. You're welcome.. And the morning sun rises and sunsets in the evening are incredible across the corn fields. People there are very friendly. (Most). There are awesome camps there and fun places to visit that's about History. Even though it's in the center of Tornado Alley, my town hasn't had a tornado for 20 years. Did you hear me? 20 YEARS! You just haven't lived there before. You need to spend more time there. Haters hating this state are New Yorkers. Thank you very much.

[@flamingcatlover1626]

I've been living in this beautiful state for 12 years, and never wanna move!

[@worldfromaboveHD]

Thanks everyone for your kind comments - we had a wonderful time filming in Nebraska and met nothing but really welcoming and friendly people. See the link above for more details and our blog

[@Terminator1138]

Really nice video showing all parts of Nebraska. Great job

[@glennlrw]

The bridge at 1:45 is the old railroad bridge over the Niobrara River to the southeast of Valentine, Nebraska. It is now along the Cowboy Trail, one of the country's longest railroad to hiking/biking trail conversions. Eventually the trail will stretch over 300 miles across the northern portion of Nebraska, through farm country, the Pine Ridge, and Sandhills. Breathtaking dramatic bridge.

[@dennisdmenis9675]

This is the most epically captivating tourism video ever.

[@llaramo]

I loved the music! like you're on an epic adventure!

[@abelalexis1]

Congrats on this beautiful and inspiring video, Skyworks, Nebraska Tourism Commission, NET, Nebraska G&P, et al. :) Makes me proud to be a Nebraskan!

[@nebraskaoutback]

Fantastic highlight reel of Nebraska! Thanks so much for sharing.

[@bstahrutube]

Very well done! This is what we want our customers to know about as they visit the Prairie Creek Inn and Nebraska!!!

[@NebraskaTourism]

Thank You. Come back to NE again soon. :)

[@naturallynebraska]

Great video and great tribute to a Great environment.

[@traviskrause8509]

Nebraska kick ass i love that place lived most of childhood there! GBR!!!

[@kkschwenn]

Super clip.. LOVE it. I'm showing posting it for all my out of state friends to see.

[@1sorryham]

No, there are at least FIVE waterfalls in Nebraska. The tallest is Smith Falls (63 feet high) that feeds a short stream into the Niobrara river near Valentine, and the broadest (Snake Falls) is on the Snake river just a few miles downstream from the huge Merritt Reservoir. The 2nd tallest Fort Falls on the Ft. Niobrara Wildlife refuge not far from Valentine. As for the other scenery shown, yes, it is all in Nebraska. I have seen much of it and many parts of it can be astoundingly beautiful.

[@sixsentsoldiers]

Beautiful.

[@KoolJpop]

Have lived in Nebraska for 6 years, still want to move back to the east coast. But there are some unknown beauties. Like sunsets and endless cornfields. Not as boring as people think.

[@ianworcester1914]

For me it's the complete opposite. I grew up in Nebraska, but then moved to Virginia. still love Nebraska though

[@glennlrw]

I love the dramatic transition at 2:03 from the flag to the Nebraska State Capitol and the Star City of Lincoln.

[@iwillneverleaveyouno]

Love this! I'm going to share it with the people I will be staying with in New Zealand

[@worldfromaboveHD]

Thanks. We had some fun tweets and facebook comments from the train engineers concerned... fortunately our camera system allows us to be a little further away than it looks! Everything was shot using our cineflex rig.

[@yungsentara8859]

I lived in Grand Island for a long time and never knew NE had them rocking hills

[@ShannonRamos]

Great edit, I was watching as these were released, you put it together very nicely!

[@PlumBlossomLane]

Gotta love Nebraska!!!

[@treyrombach4569]

Woot woot Nebraskan here

[@advinculalife2822]

Fantastic

[@icerinkdad]

Beautiful video. Had to share my adopted state with family and friends on Facebook!

[@ladykatie251]

I know. After viewing it a third time, (with no distractions) I did see it. But thank you. :)

[@ahmedsemlali9147]

wow amazing Nebraska. thx

[@mdmyer]

More than corn and cows like everyone thinks. Sure there ARE corn and cows, but so much more.

[@genonmurray7564]

Beautiful work! Homesick...

[@wilkesjournal]

I'm going to have to go all Prairy Erth on you. I assure you I'm not lying to myself. When I get a chance, I drive from St. Louis, MO to Grand Island, just so I can get off the freeway and drive on lonely Highway 2 to Alliance and Carhenge. It's elemental. My car and I and the radio, the winding road through wide open spaces, sky without end, rolling hills, grass-covered sand dunes, tiny towns with no traffic, the UP trains, Nebraska Highway 2 is one of the most beautiful drives there is.

[@petechett]

The landscape looks beautiful. Would love to visit sometime.

[@XxJaguar22]

+petechett We have corn here.

[@midwesterner7676]

Yes, the corn is the BEST!!!

[@Thomas828]

You bet!

[@nammynools]

Really well done ... Wonderful.

[@LIFEmedicaltourismconsulting]

Beautiful

[@shockwave402]

Anyone who visits needs to check out Fort Robinson in western Nebraska. It's a long drive from Lincoln and Omaha, but it's a fun place to spend a long weekend.

[@lisafruehling4326]

shockwave68516 Agreed! We go camping there as often as possible, it's a long drive from GI but so worth it!

[@ahmedibrahimhassanhajiali]

Glamorous.

[@icerinkdad]

That bridge is near Valentine on the "Coyboy Trail" a really nice bicycle trail.

[@roydavidmerrell]

Every single state in this nation is beautiful. To think otherwise is just not very intelligent. Just because New York City is in New York does not make it the only thing in New York. However that is what most people picture when they think of New York when in reality New York state is one of the most beautiful states in the country. Every state has something to offer.

[@OddBallPerformance]

I give you major credit. Being able to make this state look cool was no easy task. Incredible shots.

[@lisafruehling4326]

Out state always looks cool, trust me.

[@abelalexis1]

Bill S... that is actually Western Nebraska. You should come for a visit so we can show you the beauty and diversity of our state. :)

[@nettelevision3703]

We're stoked that so many people have viewed this brief assembly put together by our friends at SkyWorks. With so much interest, we want you to know that we'll be producing at least one full-length documentary for release in 2014. There are 30+ hours of outstanding video from all over the state. We currently do not have plans to shoot during the Fall and Winter, because of cost, but we do hope to add that to our collection some day. Thanks for your enthusiasm and interest.

[@Slant6Barracuda]

I love this state!!!