Sioux City Riverssance

[Rowan MacD]

   Thanks for the clarification 
   We have never stayed long after gate on Sunday, since we have a 2+ hour drive home. I had assumed they had fireworks both nights. 
   See you there!

[Brother Gregory]

Look me up when your there I would love to meet you. I play the executioner and  also Brother Gregory. I know that for the most part on Saturday I will be the executioner.

[Rowan MacD]

We sure will!  I'll have a favor for you  ^_^

    Forecast for Saturday sunny and high of 69.  Gorgeous weather like last year!  Overnight lows in the 40's, so may be a tad cool in the morning.

[Rowan MacD]

 Forecast update:  Saturday sunny and 70, but Sunday will be sunny and HOT-80 degrees.

[Brother Gregory]

We're all hoping that it might be a tad bit cooler then 80 on Sunday but 80 isn't so bad.

[Rowan MacD]

  Wonderful to see everybody on Saturday!  I now have a face to go with Brother Gregory's name. The Royal Court was gracious and gregarious, and fun was had by all.   It was cool enough on Saturday to make the velvet comfortable.
  Though it was good to know the Park was spared, it was sad to see the ruin along I-29 between Omaha and Sioux City.   Some of the farmland is still underwater and many of the trees are dying. The railway tracks paralleling the road were undermined in a few places by the retreating water, but the highway is still in excellent shape, though a pale silt is everywhere and on everything and reminds me of the aftermath of a volcanic eruption.
  This area still got off better than I-29 South of Omaha.  It will be hard to tell when that highway will open again.