My current camera doesn't take as good photos at 65 miles per hour as my previous one that wore out, so my success rate is lower.

Mid-Kansas. It is supposed to be of the fence posts carved from stone (a Kansas specialty), but note the tree on the horizon that looks like a giant bear.



When you fly over the United States, looking down, you see crop circles. Here is what they look like from the ground - the square corners are planted in other crops or left fallow. This one probably had a grain crop that has already been harvested.



Dodge City, Kansas - home of Boot Hill and Wyatt Earp and all that.



This was taken at dawn, so the light wasn't good. It reminds me of a cartoon I saw years ago: "the middle of nowhere is somewhere to somebody."

What I don't have pictures of is the thousands of wind turbines that dot the Kansas and Oklahoma landscapes. Pre-dawn, the red lights on them to warn off aircraft are synchronized to all flash on at the same time. I kept wondering how they managed that.