Posted by 1206SWMO on November 09, 2015 at 05:57:53 from (198.45.208.16):
This past Saturday I was all over East Central Kansas coming and going from a plow day near Olpe,KS.....Heres a few pictures taken with a cheap ebay camera.....Lots were taken from the car while moving so the quality isn't the greatest..I was often fighting the sun too..
1-Heading west on Hwy 57 toward Madison,KS..
2-Neat old house in Madison,KS.
3-Old stone school building in Hartford,KS..
4-Church in Hartford,KS..
5-Church in Olpe,KS..
6-Whats left of the school in Dunlap,KS.
7-What the school looked like years ago in Dunlap..
8-Old one room school east of Americas,KS.
9-The old bank in Reading,KS..
10-The old jail in Reading,KS.
11-Church in Reading,KS...It may be new as the town was hit by a tornado several years ago.
12-The old school in Barclay,KS..
13-Gravel road north of Melvern Lake..50-60 feet wide and like a freeway..
14-15 New wind farm east of Waverly,KS..
16 thru 19-Bean harvest was going strong west of Richmond,KS..Lots of large fields were waiting to be harvested..Two large JD combines were working here.
20-Large farm west of Richmond,KS..
21-Water tower on the hill at the west edge of Richmond,KS..
22-Grain elevator in Richmond,KS.
23-Old one room school at Selma,KS..
24-Old store building in Bush City,KS..
25-Near dusk heading east for home on Hwy 54 near Uniontown,KS.. It had been a fun day..
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