I've had all these blog posts running around in my head for 25 days.
That's how long we've been home. Home in Texas.
I don't even know where to start.
So I'm just going to start and hope it doesn't get all crazy rambling.
Starting sometime in May, I began to try to capture things around me. From then until we were driving home June 1st I tried to make note (and take photos) of things we passed on the road I would likely not see again. I don't know why I would travel back to Kansas, and even if I did I don't know that I would notice things that I noticed daily (or frequently) while living there.
Here are some of those sights...
Miles and miles of farmland.
It's the Wheat State!
Entering I-70 from Exit 303 (returning from Manhattan) meant greeting the Combat Aviation Brigade aircraft fleet parked on the airfield.
Crazy Kansas weather made for really incredible sky sights.
Signs along I-70, and other KS highways letting you know: Every Kansas Farmer feeds 128 people...AND YOU!
