Billy has been farming this land in western Nebraska for over two decades. He’s established two sites on his farm, one of which is situated on the banks of a stream that traverses his land. (I didn’t see the other site.) The stream is wooded such that the site, which is immediately east of the treeline, benefits from afternoon shade. To the east is all wide open farm land. To ensure shade from the morning sun, I parked my truck right next to the east side of my tent and that worked great. The other site, wherever it is, wasn’t occupied when I was there and I felt like I was the only human within a mile and I quite possibly was when Billy went out for the evening. Even so, the farmhouse is perhaps 100 yards to the west of the stream and trees so solitude is more or less guaranteed. Also, Billy worked with me to correct a complication with the booking. (The complication was on my end.) I truly appreciated this accommodation. There are very, very few places to camp in this part of Nebraska and I’d had a long day on the road. Got a good night’s sleep. Also, that evening a young of the year fawn came to visit me and hung around on the periphery of my site for a while. Good company to have.