Kansas --------- Home of ------------------a huge ball of twine!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Well, this answers the question "What is there to do in Kansas?"
I especially love the Ball of Twine Weather Station.
(Bet you losers hoped nobody would bring this up)
Heifer Village The village uses interactive exhibits and engaging educational programming to introduce visitors to Heifer International’s innovative work of providing livestock and training to families worldwide, and focuses on the sustainable, practical and cost-effective solutions to hunger and poverty. Half-hour tours of the headquarters showcases Heifer’s dedication to sustainability, its mission to end world hunger and commitment to responsible use of resources. 1 World Avenue Little Rock. 877-870-COWS .
http://www.heifer.org/heifervillageHeifer Ranch At the ranch, one of Heifer International's three learning centers, visitors can participate in educational programming that promotes sustainable solutions to global hunger, poverty and environmental degradation. The Ranch offers a variety of education programs from a couple of hours up to 5 nights long. The 1,200 acre working ranch and experiential learning center includes Global Villages, Challenge Course, Conference and Retreat Center with modern group lodging and dining facilities, Gift Shop, livestock and organic gardens. The Ranch is a place where families and individuals can drop-in for a tour and see many of the animals that Heifer International uses around the world, as well as see housing similar to those found in developing countries such as Guatemala, Zambia, and Thailand. Tours are available for drop-in visitors (10 or less) Monday-Saturday from 8-5 pm Central time. All overnight programs and group tours require advance reservations. Located in Perryville, an hour west of Little Rock on Ark. 9/10. 501-889-5124 .
http://www.heifer.org/ranchrough ridin' hicks and hayseeds