Traveling down K-99 towards I-70 (also known as the Road to Oz) we veered off the Kansas Quilt Trail. But we still enjoyed the charm of billowing clouds, rural farm scenes and just the way wide open spaces rest my eyes.
Windy is a normal thing for Kansas and maybe you can tell by the clouds how turbulent the air was that day. But not in the tornadic sense of the word, thankfully. It was actually very good weather to be outdoors for a Midwest day in July.
Hope you enjoyed this Thursday Doors post. Please take time to visit Norm 2.0 for more doors from all over. He’ll let you know where to find them. Have a wonderful weekend!!
Katy Trail Creations 
I love the sense of mood/atmosphere instilled by those heavy-looking low-hanging clouds. Great shots 🙂
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Thank you!
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Thank you for your recent comments! Am behind and recovering from repeated power outages around here in California, because of all the fires here! Ooh, these are November skies! You caught them well. It looks like any time, rain or a storm could break out!
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You are very welcome and hopefully the recovery is quick. So sad to watch the loss of so much. Prayers to you and yours!
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We are okay, Katy, no fires close enough to harm us, just the inconvenience of no electricity! Many thanks for your well-wishing!
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Glad to hear that!
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Agree with Norm, very atmospheric shots.
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Thank you!
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