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Paddling the Missouri River to the Platte | Adventure Art on the Mighty MO (Ep. 13)

Join me for a new stretch of the Mighty Missouri River as I paddle from Decatur, Nebraska to the confluence with the Platte River. This episode includes a visit to Boyer Chute National Wildlife Refuge outside Omaha, where I set up to paint one of the most peaceful scenes of the trip so far. I also share the origin story of how I first became obsessed with the Missouri River years ago while living in Nebraska City—a story involving a dream to build a cardboard boat replica of Lewis & Clark’s keelboat. If you enjoy river adventures, plein-air painting, Missouri River history, and long-distance creative journeys, this episode brings all of it together. 📜What Happens in This Episode: 🚣‍♂️ Start the journey in Decatur, Nebraska 🔀 Reach the Platte River–Missouri River confluence 🎨 Create multiple plein-air paintings along the Missouri River 🦆 Paint at Boyer Chute National Wildlife Refuge outside Omaha 🏞️ Share memories of living in Nebraska City 🌙 Tell the origin story of a dream that sparked it all 📦 Reveal the idea to build a cardboard replica of Lewis & Clark’s keelboat 🌎 About the Journey Adventure Art on the Mighty MO’ follows Steve’s 2,341-mile solo canoe expedition, blending plein-air painting, outdoor exploration, and storytelling to uncover the beauty, history, and people along North America’s longest river. 🎨 Have you ever paddled the river near Omaha? Drop a comment below and let me know! 🌊 And don’t forget to like & subscribe for more Missouri River adventures and plein air paintings! 📌 Subscribe here: 🔗    / @stevesnellart   📌 Watch the full Adventure Art on the Mighty MO’ playlist: 🔗    • Adventure Art on the Mighty MO'   📌 Learn more about this Missouri River journey: 🔗 https://www.steve-snell.com/painting-... 📌 Follow my art & adventures on Instagram: 📷   / stevesnell   🔖 #MissouriRiver #MissouriRiverCanoeTrip #SoloCanoeExpedition #AdventureArt #PleinAirPainting #RiverExploration #OutdoorPainting #MissouriRiverHistory #CanoeLife