A new dawn after a stormy night.
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Breakfast in the high school.
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The tracking boards: sign in and sign out every day so they know you're not dead by the side of the road.
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A little pocket park in downtown Burlington. As an Eagle Scout, I had to photograph this!
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Another pocket park, with a railroading theme.
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Wolf Creek nuclear power plant. This is as close-up a view as we got on our route.
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Crepuscular rays shine down as we leave Burlington.
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It was patriotism day, with riders and the Silly SAGs wearing appropriate jerseys or costumes.
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More pretty prairie panoramas.
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The photographer gets photographed.
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Another SAG.
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Day lillies.
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Elk! Elk!
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BAK riders admire the elk on the elk ranch outside of Garnett.
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Several clever sculptures like this could be found in and around Garnett.
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Severe storms were forecast, so campers were asked to move indoors.
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Padre only left the small tents up, including mine. As it turned out, the storm missed us to the south.
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The Prairie Spirit Trail folks were here, both advertising and volunteering. I bought a tee-shirt.
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One of the BAK baggage trucks.
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The Chuckwagon ice cream folks made another appearance, so I ate some more!
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My Dad would love this little Sattley single-cylinder low-RPM motor cranking the ice cream churn.
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Riders and vendors inside the Anderson County Junior/Senior High School.
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Padre, center in yellow shirt, hosts a meeting on our last night of the BAK.
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Padre's hard-working staff, in the orange tee-shirts.
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Downtown Garnett celebrating its sesquicentennial along with BAK.
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Like in other towns, the square was blocked off for us, with entertainment and food available.
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The folks I hung out with found a nice bar to get dinner at.
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Until they chased us back to the high school because of the storm that didn't materialize.
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The mayor of Garnett welcomes us at the nightly meeting.
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The SAG volunteers get a well-deserved standing ovation.
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After the meeting the unplanned indoor campers staged something of a slumber party. Great fun was had by all.
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