Kansas, rock quarry site. For this project, over two million tons of rock was mined and 48 acres fully restored in under four years. This property utilized an important natural resource to support ...

The park’s centerpiece is the famous pipestone quarries, where for centuries ... Photo credit: Mamie Zembal But the real showstopper here is Winnewissa Falls, a cascade of water that tumbles over ...

For centuries, Native American tribes have journeyed to this sacred site to quarry the soft red stone known as pipestone. This isn’t just any old rock we’re talking about ... Nature’s own waterfall ...

rock, mineral, gemstone, fossils and wine grapes. Kansas lawmakers have adopted all those symbols in the past 15 years. Following is more about them. The state fruit is the sandhill plum ...

rock, mineral, gemstone, fossils and wine grapes. Kansas lawmakers have adopted all those symbols in the past 15 years. Following is more about them. A sandhill plum tree is seen growing natively ...

Buderim’s best but not-so-well-kept secret waterfall has got to be Serenity Falls. Explore Buderim Forest Park—the short stroll to the creek isn't at all strenuous—and finish off by dipping your toes ...