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Sunflower field near Goodland, Kansas.
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Close up of sunflower in a field near Goodland, Kansas.
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Detail of sunflower in a field.
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Sunflowers facing east into the sun.
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Looking south at east facing sunflowers.
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Close up of a group of sunflowers.
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Close up of sunflower and bees.
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Detail of sunflower Additional sunflowers
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Replica of Van Gogh's "Sunflowers" in acrylic urethane enamel on a 24 foot wide by 32 foot high canvas in Goodland, Kansas.(visible from I-70)
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Close up of Van Gogh's "Sunflowers" replica. The easel is 80 feet high.
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Replica of Van Gogh's "Sunflowers". Installed spring of 2001.
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The famous "Prairie Dog Town" compound at exit 70 on I-70 near Oakley, Kansas .(see the six legged cow)
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The "Prairie Dog Town" entrance near Oakley, Kansas at Exit 70 on I-70.
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The "Twistee Treat" ice cream stand next to "The Prairie Dogtown" at exit 70 on I-70 near Oakley, Kansas.
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Corinthian columns frame the port cochere at this unique motel adjacent to exit 70 on I-70 near Oakley, Kansas.
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Close up of the Corinthian columns. The columns are concrete and probably architectural elements from a nearby building that was demolished.
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Detail of the column capitol.
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Interesting windows at the rear elevation of this unique motel adjacent to exit 70 on I-70 near Oakley, Kansas.
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Another view of the rear elevation of this unique motel
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Deconstructivist architectural theory applied to an abandoned truck stop at exit 70 on I-70 near Oakley, Kansas.
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Close up of windows and sloping walls at the abandoned truck stop. The building has been converted to a carpentry shop.
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Rear elevation of converted truck stop.
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Antique shop in a train station across the road from "The Prairie Dog Town" at exit 70 on I-70 near Oakley, Kansas.
The train station was relocated from Grinnell, Kansas. In addition to the antiques the owner collects and displays hundreds of different types of barbed wire.
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The frame & wheels from a buckboard wagon in the front lawn of the Antique shop at exit 70 on I-70 near Oakley, Kansas.
The stones are used as fence posts and still in common use in central Kansas.
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