Fantastic job!

I-70 is not the most scenic of Kansas roads, at least the western end, if you get off on either side of it is where the beauty of the prairie really shines.
South of Oakley you will find the Castle Rock formations, north of Wilson is the Saline Valley and the lake.
Post rock country around Russell you will find the fence posts and old farmsteads made of limestone, some these old structures are really fascinating, and make for interesting landscape photos.
The I-70 route east of Salina is where the scenery begins to change with trees on the creek bottoms and becomes hilly. The Flint Hills are really pretty, but I'm a little biased being raised in western Kansas.

Thanks for looking, that sky was a very short window as low ceiling clouds rolled in within just a couple of minutes at the most of that shot, glad you liked it.

Thank you

Thanks for looking and for asking for permission, and I have no objection and am honored that you like it and to use as your screen saver.
Thanks

You are welcome, and thanks for the generous comment

Thank you, glad you enjoyed it

Thanks for looking

Nice set you have there, we were there last week. A biologist I was shooting the bull with told me they were estimating 700,000 in the valley at that time. All I know no matter what the number was, it was amazing and the calling they do when leaving or arriving at the river is just plain awesome.

It is a spectacular experience, their calling when coming into the river or leaving is something you will never forget

Thanks for looking

Thanks for looking, when they left the river that morning their calling was just awesome!!