We were so lucky to be in Prairie Village (part of the greater Kansas City Metro area) this autumn. According to long-time residents and this article on a local news site, though it's always pretty here in the fall, this year served up exceptional foliage. There is such a large variety of deciduous trees here that foliage comes in all shades, from the impossibly bright gold of ginkgos to the fiery oranges and reds of maples. We enjoyed many a walk and bike ride while the trees were at their peak. Hope you enjoy our photos as much as we enjoyed taking them!
Note: These photos were all taken in Prairie Village or Overland Park, Kansas. Doesn't look a bit like what we imagined of Kansas before we arrived!
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Sabrina
11/26/2013 02:04:01 pm
You got some amazing shots.
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David Christmas
12/4/2013 05:54:09 am
Leaf peeping in Kansas??? Incredible color, nice pics! Surfing your blog continues to be a great work day lunchtime escape guys...
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Emily
12/4/2013 08:21:15 am
I know, right? I never imagined Kansas City would be so pretty in the fall (or overall). It's very different from western Kansas, which is indeed the flat cornfields I imagined from my "Wizard of Oz" obsession as a child. Thank goodness! Glad you're still enjoying the blog, David, even though it's not in exotic Belize any more. :-)
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Emily & BarryWe're a long-married, early-retired couple who are currently traveling as nomads with no fixed home base. After years of living in North Carolina (Emily's home state), we spent 18 months living oceanfront on Ambergris Caye, Belize, a year road-tripping the US in a Honda CR-V, a year in Playa del Carmen, Mexico, and are now roaming North America in our 32' motorhome, Pearl, following warm weather whenever possible. Archives
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