Go ON LINE and Google "KANSAS STATE PARKS" and it will give you a lot on information showing a lot of interesting places to visit in Kansas. It also shows a horizontal line across Kansas that represents I-70. If you can get a Kansas road map you will be able to see places along the way that are fairly close to I-70. In the past 20 years I have made one, two and three day trips with my camera and long lens to different parts of Kansas. I have photographed Bison/Buffalo, deer, wild turkeys, fox, coyotes, swans. pelicans, snow geese, other water fowl, Pheasants, Golden Eagles, Turkey Vultures, Prairie Chickens, a Red Fox with little ones, a colony of Raccoons and a Badger. On a few other trips I did not see much wildlife. Take your binoculars with you.

US Army Two years 1959-1961, Stationed 18 months in Nuremberg, Germany. I worked in the Fire Direction Control Unit, 155mm Self Propelled Howitzer Battalion, 34 field artillery, Seventh Army. I returned home graduated College, Bachelor of Science degree in education 1964 from Kansas State Teachers College which is now Emporia State University. Congress then reinstated the "Cold War G.I. Bill" and it helped me obtain three more graduate degrees from the University of Missouri, Kansas City.

A few years past.

A1C test is best.

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I don't know if it is worth making a comparison between the II and the III everything else being the same, the Canon EF II lens is a very good lens so I would assume the III is also a very good lens. I used the II lens for getting some pictures of an 8 man football game in a small town in Kansas. Lighting of the field was marginal/poor. But I got fairly good pictures with f2.8, 1/500, ISO 6400, 190mm and 200mm. Also got good depth of field. And still had to edit pictures with Adobe Elements.

Excellent photos. Do you have any idea as to how many P-51 (F-51) planes were restored? I got a few pictures of this plane back in 2017 when it was visiting the Olathe, KS New Century Airport (Originally the Olathe Naval Air Station), This plane has the "bubble" canopy and this picture is of the plane landing after giving a paying customer a ride.

I used my Canon 70 D using manual focus settings: 400mm, f9, 1/125, iso 250, pattern focus, trypod, remote shutter release. Cropped photo using adobe photoshop elements. I have used other settings but check my exposure meter in camera for all settings.

Azaleas, Dunedin Botanical Garden, New Zealand (11-10-2004)

You can have it if you want to pay for the shipping. I will need to find a box and some of the bubble packing for protection. However, I am going to be delayed in doing it because I am scheduled for surgery Monday which is going to put me on the disabled/recovery list for about tree weeks. My email address is wickloh@gmail.com. If you are still interested in getting it three weeks from now send me an e-mail and I will check out the shipping cost with UPS. You might check to see if you can still get the epson ink for this Epson Stylus Photo R 1800. I have the software disk for this printer for your computer. It works good, but needs a real cleaning. I was told it would cost as much as a new printer to have it professionally cleaned.

I bought an Epson Stylus R 1800 photo printer a few years back. It printed beautiful pictures at first. Then i had all the problems already described by other users, clogged nozzels, dry ink inside printer that self cleaning by printer would not ameliorate/correct the problems. It has been sitting on a corner desk collecting dust and I am going to throw it into the trash barrel next week.

This one was checking me out when I was relaxing on a bench beside a lake.

Yes. I was using my Canon 70 D and my lens was a Canon EF 100-400 4.5-5.6 L IS II USM

I was a long distance from the areas in the foreground of the photographs with the moon in the background and then I cropped the photo.

Grandpa with grand daughter