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[DaleS]

When you enter Nevada on the Lincoln Hwy there are no signs to let you know it. Not far after entering Nevada you enter the Goshute
Indian Reservation. As you leave the reservation, you enter Antelope Valley. We saw ten Antelope there: This picture was taken else
where:



A view of Tippett. Notice Lincoln Hwy maker on the right, Tippett is in the grove of trees:




The older building at Tippett:



The newer store:




Some links to Tippett:


http://whitepinecoun...om/Tippett.html

http://www.robertwynn.com/Tippett.htm

That is far as we will go today.

Dale

[Keep the Show on the Road!]

A view of Tippett. Notice Lincoln Hwy maker on the right, Tippett is in the grove of trees:



The newer store:







Dale

Dale,

If memory serves, there is a small reservoir across the road from about where the store is where soldiers on the Eisenhower led trip (1919) took a dip. I think some or all camped there.

Dave

Keep the Show on the Road!

[DaleS]

Wow Dave,

That is an interesting fact. There still was a little bit of water and cat tails in the reservior now.

Too bad I couldn't hang around and get some pictures of the Yellow-headed Blackbirds there.

Dale

[mobilene]

I am so drooling over this Lincoln Highway adventure! Makes me wanna buy a Jeep and go hit this dusty trail. -Jim

[DaleS]

I am so drooling over this Lincoln Highway adventure! Makes me wanna buy a Jeep and go hit this dusty trail. -Jim

Hey Jim, most of the Lincoln Hwy could be done in a car. The hidden 8 miles and the Pony Express would could use 4x4.

Dale