Kansas Scenery
Kansas has scenery?
Shots illustrating various industries in Kansas
Published by Kristen Wilkerson
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12 Comments
Post a CommentKansas looks like farming country along with its industry.
Nice! Yes, Kansas has scenery! It's really beautiful near the Bluffs of the Missouri. Great photos!
I second the sure is flat out there! :)
Great pictures. It sure is flat out there.
Great photos!
Looks wide open:-)
"There's no place like home; There's no place like home".
Great shots!
Kansas = Wizard of Oz, right? At least that's where my mind goes when I hear Kansas. I live in Illinois, though, and the scenery is filled with farmland (when you're not in Chicago or Springfield). Nice photos.
Very nicely captured pics.TX
I want to see where Dorothy lived! :)