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Hey there, travel bestie — So, I just got back from Kansas… and let me tell you, it was not what I expected. Exactly. Turns out, there’s so much more than fields and flatlands. 💭 You might be wondering:
Yes, yes, and absolutely yes. We explored quirky small towns, historical wild west spots, and found the kind of slow-paced magic that lets you reconnect with your kids without forcing it. And nope, we didn’t see a single tornado, unless you count the ones on souvenir t-shirts. If you’ve ever written Kansas off your list, I’ve got a little challenge for you: 📍Coming soon to the blog:
Already on the blog I promise it’s more than cornfields. Talk soon, Tonya P.S. Hit reply — What’s the biggest myth you have about Kansas? I’d love to hear it. Travel on! Tonya
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