Kansas pictures (Hays, Ottawa, Greensburg: house, weather, garden)

[chele123]

Originally Posted by HighPlainsDrifter73

Chele123, those pictures of the open plains are awesome. Now I know why I like the high plains. I guess I'm one of the few to see great beauty out on the plains.

You and me both! Thanks!

[diddiyo]

Near Hutchinson, KS after some much needed rain


Just north of Garden City, KS


I don't remember if this is the TX or KS side of the OK panhandle:


let me see if I can find some more pics later today

[HighPlainsDrifter73]

Diddiyo, that picture north of Garden City is truly awesome. I love the way the road disappears into infinity and the sky meets the curvature of the earth. Classic southwest Kansas. I'm thinking that's US Highway 83. I drove that stretch about 25 years ago going from Garden City to North Platte. A drive to remember.

[Steve-o]

Originally Posted by HighPlainsDrifter73

Diddiyo, that picture north of Garden City is truly awesome. I love the way the road disappears into infinity and the sky meets the curvature of the earth. Classic southwest Kansas. I'm thinking that's US Highway 83. I drove that stretch about 25 years ago going from Garden City to North Platte. A drive to remember.

Most would view that drive as horribly boring, but I find it intruiging, thats a great stretch of road right there.

Nice pics everyone!

[K-Luv]

Does anyone have any pictures of Prairie Dog Land? I've always wanted to see the world's largest prairie dog but that place was always closed every time I drove past.

[Isaiah30:18]

Hi,

I'm new to this state's forum and this is my first posting here.

These pictures, esp. Plains10's eastern photos, are beautiful...so historic.

Does anyone know the name of the old charming bridge in that Eastern Kansas River photo? I'm looking in Google and can't even find the river!! Is this river the one that goes East West over into KC? (If my geography's off, please snicker to yourself...!!)

Been considering relocating due to some things I don't like about Phx. and AZ. I'm not a desert gal, for one. Am looking at 2 other cities, but KC pops back in a few times, and my friend here loved it when she visited. My occupation is executive assistant, but that's not my life. I love nature, art, classical music, just many all around "old-fashioned" type things and my TRUEST skills are mostly all in the arts. I work in corporate b/c it pays the bills which afford me the capital and time to apply myself to art rather than stress (bills), which the "starving artist" life gives. Both my parents were v. skilled in the corporate world, so there's that in me, too.

I esp. have a strong respect for middle America where people seem extremely humane and cordial....just what my grandma would be like, were she still here. The idea of supporting our farms is big in me. I grew up on a Caribbean island, so, that's where love of land and nature started.

I'd be likely attending the Anglican church in OP, but haven't checked it or others like it out (where they are under the Church of Uganda, not the U.S. leadership).

Hope to see some historic KC pics, too!!

Happy to be visitin'

I.

[ME-Evergreen]

Wonderful photos!

[frodex]

Jayhawks On Parade in Lawrence Kansas - "Doc Hawk"

[zz4guy]

Originally Posted by Steve-o

Most would view that drive as horribly boring, but I find it intruiging, thats a great stretch of road right there.

Nice pics everyone!

I'd call that horribly boring

Only way to have fun with that is with a 400hp car.

[jbdallas]

Just saw this thread/sticky as I haven't been logged in for a while. Thought I'd throw a few photos up. All are taken near our duplex in NW Wichita.

Grain Train parked behind our house


Morning Frost


Down the street after a winter storm.


Sunset after a storm