Sharona Corona | American Truck Simulator | Cadron NE to Norfolk NE |

Ladies and gentlemen, welcome back to another thrilling episode of "Trip with Jockamo"! I'm your host, Jockamo Geronimo, and tonight, we're not just discussing football; we're immersing ourselves in the world of American Truck Simulator. In today's episode, my wonderful and skilled wife Sharona Corna takes control of the 18-wheeler. Behold this breathtaking #4kvideo, captured during a legendary session with the renowned Kenworth W900 Studio Sleeper. This is no ordinary truck simulation. The JBX weather and graphics mod has revolutionized the visual experience, offering high-resolution sky textures and improved lighting that significantly enhance the gameplay. Our journey involves transporting a Backhoe Loader from Chadron, Nebraska, to Norfolk. Returning from a break, I'm once again at the virtual helm, smoothing out some issues and re-familiarizing myself with the game. The Kenworth W900, an engineering marvel by Kenworth under PACCAR, is a Class 8 truck designed for long-haul journeys. Since its introduction in 1982, the W900 has represented trucking excellence for over six decades. The 'W' pays tribute to one of Kenworth's founders, Worthington, and this model is proudly in its third generation.
So, we'll be setting off from Chadron, NE, after completing our last delivery and unhitching our trailer.
Chadron, Nebraska, serves as the administrative hub for the Nebraska and Samuel R. McKelvie National Forests, among others. It also hosts the Museum of the Fur Trade, reflecting its deep historical significance.
Our endpoint, Norfolk, Nebraska, has its own story. In late 1865, three scouts from a German Lutheran community near Ixonia, Wisconsin, were dispatched to locate fertile, affordable farmland available under the Homestead Act. Starting from the Omaha vicinity, they traced the Elkhorn River upstream to West Point. Deeming that region too populated, they proceeded along the river. On September 15, they arrived at the confluence of the Elkhorn and its North Fork and selected it as their settlement site. On May 23, 1866, a group of 124 settlers. #Kenworth #W900 #norfolk #ChadronNE #americantrucksimulator #bestcommunityever #CruisingNebraska #trucksimulator #4kgameplay #4kvideo #ats