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With much chill in the air and a newly fallen light snow on the ground I spent the afternoon on a winters day exploring one of the newest and most beautiful National Preserves in America, The Tallgrass Prairie National Preserve nestled in the Flint Hills of Kansas. Among the natural beauty of the lands stands the famous Lower Fox Creek School. Back when school was about learning and not how much money the district would receive this one room schoolhouse has stood to maintain the testament of time.

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“Lower Fox Creek School” – Tallgrass Prairie National Preserve

 

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