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Work horses near Junction City, Kansas (LOC)

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  • K. Johnson said:
    Oh these horses work hard - note the rubbing on the neck from the collar.
  • jennifer thelen said:
    This reminded me of the Wizard of Oz for some reason. I then realized that this was in Kansas. Perhaps it was something about the air in Kansas or the style of houses that reminded me of the scene in the movie?
  • Rach' White said:
    I really like this picture, looks almost as if time stood still :-)
  • Pam said:
    Looks like my backyard, horses and all.
  • Nancy Hastings said:
    Excellent landscape, with these horses as the foreground subject. Nicely done!

Abandoned House and Rusted Iron Hand Pump on Land Which Used to Be Covered by Tallgrass Prairie in Johnson County Kansas near Kansas City...09/1974

  • far-flung haircut said:
    Excellent!

Rear Window of a Car Shows a "Save the Tallgrass Prairie" Sticker...09/1974

  • boofsmom said:
    Kansas State University has done a wonderful job of doing just this. If you drive along I-70 just south of Manhattan, Kansas, there is almost 3500 hectares of tallgrass prairie known as the Konza Prairie. KSU does do research on this land, but it is left to flourish in all it's natural beauty. If you take exit 313 north to Manhattan off of I-70 there is a lookout spot for travelers. You can see for miles, and each season shows a different beauty on the prairie.