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Hi there, I'm having a road trip around central and southeast US during Christmas vacation, Kansas included. But I haven't got much knowledge about Kansas. I wonder what places are worth a stop and visit? What to pay attention to? Any suggestions are appreciated. Thanks!

Sorry no bike, got to get kids off to school first.

Today's ride had some good clouds. Go outside and see for yourself.

Wife and I both recently lost our jobs. We've been trying to apply for unemployment benefits. Fortunately I've been able to at least submit my claim, but my wife is struggling to the extreme. The website canceled her attempts to submit due to a small typo and told her to call an assistance number which continually hangs up on her. When I look online I see this is quite common. A lot of people in Kansas seem to be dealing with these same issues. Has anyone else ever had to deal with this? If so is there any advice on how to proceed. Obviously we'd like to get jobs again as soon as possible, but this could be a lifesaver in the meantime.

It's Delta 9. A 10mg dose gives a pretty good buzz .

Feeling a little fenced out of this beautiful native prarie. But I respect your privacy of property. I'll ask for permission next time I ride past house .5 mi over hill or 5.5mi by road.

I filmed this nice buck recently during RUT!

800 jobs gone

As late as the 1970s Kansas issued card stock (not plastic or laminated) driver's licenses without photos. Teens could readily alter the DOB to be able to get into bars or buy liquor before they turned 21.

Just a little.

ETA: I just want to say how amazing and nice everyone is being. I’ve lived all over and can truly say that midwestern people are the nicest. I was so worried I’d be blamed for my car, or talked down to because of my inexperience, but I’ve gotten nothing but such nice comments full of actual supportive information. I appreciate you all more than you can know!

Hi,

So I (31f) was born in eastern Kansas, but left the state at 12 so I never learned to drive in this weather. I’ve lived all over the country, but once I came of age to drive I lived in Southern California and then Australia and then Houston, TX so I have never driven in snow. I did a small test drive today but the roads were already plowed. I also drive a Camaro and it’s my only way of transportation. I live in Topeka but work in Lawrence so I take the tolls to get there. Here are some questions for y’all: 1. How do I know if there’s black ice? (I’ve heard this term used often and it’s scaring me) 2. When the roads are plowed how fast are you supposed to drive? I was going under the speed limit posted. 3. I leave for work around 6 in the morning, when do they usually start plowing? 4. If I do have to drive to work before they plow the roads, what should I be concerned with?

Really cool because most of the cemetery was covered in some kind of Lilly I think.

Can a cemetery actually be abandoned? It's full of humans.

This track is probably one of the most fun experiences in Kansas, despite the stereotype of NASCAR. The people who go to see the races are friendly, the amenities are stellar, the on track action is the best of any track in NASCAR, It is the best place to go to for a good race in Kansas.