Case of the Mondays #3: Texas Rolling Plains

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Woohoo! It is Monday again! Happy start of the awesome week, everyone! But just in case you could use a quick break to look at a pretty picture of a pretty place far away (or not) from your office, the Case of the Mondays series is back!

After Bacuit Archipelago and Punta de la Ferrera, this week we move inland to northern Texas for a view of seemingly endless rolling plains there.

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Rolling plains of Texas (bordering with Oklahoma)

My sister and I were treated to this view at a rest area along Interstate 40 as we entered Texas from Oklahoma during our recent road trip to California. It was a nice break from flat and uneventful (and rest-area-less) Okie state. Looking at this, I imagined countless herds of bisons grazing these plains just a few hundred years ago. Unfortunately, no animals were anywhere in sight when we were there.