“The middle of the U.S. seems like a featureless place, “Flyover Country” and for road trippers, “Drive-By Country,” that’s easy to dismiss on your way to a more interesting destination. Even though I live in Minnesota, which often falls in that “flyover” category, I’ve been as misguided as all the other travelers who eschew the plains and prairies for more dramatic place with mountains and oceans.  Without slowing down to look, I didn’t see the quiet drama of the land here, or the interesting people who are so proud of the land where their families have lived for generations. Actually, if you’re looking for dramatic scenery, put prairie fires near the top of your list.”

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https://offthebeatenpagetravel.com/2019/11/11/a-road-trip-through-the-flint-hills-of-kansas-part-one/