| WKS Images 2009 Calendars are Available nowat 3 Phase Electric/3 Phase Laser at 220 W. 5th Street in Scott City, KS.get directions as well as online atwww.zazzle.com/wksimages*More will be added in coming weeks, so please check back.These make a nice gift for anyone who loves the western Kansas area.Double click on the calendar of your choice below to view the complete calendar, or click here. 
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WKS Images photos of cars, motorcycles, tractors, scenery, on t-shirts,prints, posters, and gifts. I am fortunate enough to live in an area that is rich in history, unique geological features, and a 360 degree horizon for sunrises and sunsets, and often find a beautiful image waiting to be captured. Please check back, as this is still a work in progress! The stores are being updated daily with new images/items, so feel free to bookmark and visit again. E-mail me with your request or idea. I can do no-minimum orders featuring your logo or other image on any of the items, and also have bulk pricing options. Thanks for looking!! If you are in the Scott City, Kansas area, you can view or purchase prints at the Broiler Restaurant on east 5th Street (Highway 96) or Prints and Panoramas (including a 12 by 61 inch view of Monument Rocks) at 512 W. 5th Street El Quartelejo Museum 902 West 5th Street Gifts Etc. 424 N. Main St. or Timber & Lace 1001 S. Main St. Thank you to each of these local merchants! in Scott City. Thanks for looking! The 87 million year old, world-famous Monument Rocks. The first natural landmark in the nation chosen by the US Department of the Interior as a National Natural Landmark http://tinyurl.com/kacqn , this Stonehenge-like cluster of 70-foot-tall outcroppings of wind-and-rain-carved, calcium carbonate/shale badlands, spread out over several acres, juts majestically from the flat, cactus and yucca-studded buffalo grass prairie, looking like some kind of eerie, ancient ruins as you approach them from a distance over the dusty back roads and the green, misty valleys and canyons of the scenic Smoky Hills. Read more here. Thanks to my friend D. Parkinson for this description!
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