Sublime Sunsets Around The World
Kansas – best known for flat landscapes, agriculture and the Wizard of Oz – was once the bed of an immense inland sea that stretched from the Gulf of Mexico through to the Arctic Ocean. It took millions of years for tallgrass prairie to cover near 170 million acres of North America, and just one century to develop and destroy it. At present, a mere 4% of prairie remains, mostly in the Kansas Flint Hills, where the lack of mountains and a nature preserve make for stunning sundowns. |
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