Country Roads
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Years ago, I took a similar shot down south, but in the background was a street sign. The name of the street? "Prosperity Drive".
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Impactful subject, well captured... can you get the double-wide and the couch in the yard in the next one? (That's called Irony, too!) 
Jun 7, 2021 11:25:50 #
mikeroetex wrote:
Near Poverty point, La
How do you tell a family is wealthy in the deep south? They have 2 cars up on blocks in the front yard.
Please, it's just a joke and not meant maliciously.
Jun 7, 2021 13:12:48 #
tommystrat wrote:
Impactful subject, well captured... can you get the double-wide and the couch in the yard in the next one? (That's called Irony, too!)
No, but there was an old crop duster without a propeller under a collapsed shed. Just could not get on the property to take photo.
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mikeroetex wrote:
Near Poverty point, La
Poverty Point
It seriously looks like it 🔥🔥🔥 🆒 shot!Jun 8, 2021 01:56:15 #
RodeoMan
Loc: St Joseph, Missouri
As you well know, Poverty Point is a National Historic Monument and a World Heritage Site and is considered one of North America's most important archaelogical sites. I am curious how far you were from that landmark when you made your image, which I happened to really like. Also have you spent much time at the monument? I am wondering if there are a lot of opportunities for interesting photographs. Thank you.
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RodeoMan wrote:
As you well know, Poverty Point is a National Historic Monument and a World Heritage Site and is considered one of North America's most important archaelogical sites. I am curious how far you were from that landmark when you made your image, which I happened to really like. Also have you spent much time at the monument? I am wondering if there are a lot of opportunities for interesting photographs. Thank you.
First time to the site. Very interesting (my retired wife was a history teacher). Would have stayed longer and hiked the trails, but my hip was acting up. The truck was about 6 miles south of the site, between Epps and Delhi, La.
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