The clouds have finally broke and the recent rainy weather has transformed Topeka into a giant water park. Over the past week, senses have been stimulated by the cold rainy nights and hot humid days. There was even the added excitement of tornado sirens.
The edge of the storm east of Topeka.
On Saturday the sun broke through the clouds in the capital city.
The Kansas River is filled from bank to bank.
I came home to what the neighborhood kids are calling Lake Seabrook. I call it my front yard.
On Saturday night the carnival on Topeka Boulevard entertained visitors.
Topeka's nightscape accented with the vivid color of the carnival. For those looking to make some extra money - Sunday night the carnival will be leaving town and they are looking for help to tear down the machines. Those interested should meet at the Ferris Wheel at 9:15 (If there is rain interested individuals should be there at 6:15. It is first come first serve and pays $8.00 per hour).
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