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Oct 16, 2020 10:47:55 #
Really nicely captured. An old farmstead no longer viable today. Abandonment is the plight of most of these throughout the nation. Our family farm homestead buildings were burned to the ground after we sold the farm.
The big incentive was to be able to plant eight more acres of corn. Oh Well !!!!
The big incentive was to be able to plant eight more acres of corn. Oh Well !!!!
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kpmac wrote:
A very nice set, jederick.
Thank you much, Ken...I appreciate your comment!!
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Oct 16, 2020 20:03:17 #
Hereford wrote:
Really nicely captured. An old farmstead no longer viable today. Abandonment is the plight of most of these throughout the nation. Our family farm homestead buildings were burned to the ground after we sold the farm.
The big incentive was to be able to plant eight more acres of corn. Oh Well !!!!
The big incentive was to be able to plant eight more acres of corn. Oh Well !!!!
I miss the family farms and small rural towns they supported...the agriculture revolution has almost run its course. Thank you for stopping by and commenting, Hereford!!
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Oct 16, 2020 20:04:07 #
James56 wrote:
Another of your amazing photos. Great catch.
Thank you James...I appreciate your generous comment and thanks for stopping by!!
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UTMike wrote:
You are the master of these shots, Jim, thanks for sharing!
You are very welcome, Mike and, thank you for your generous comments. Always appreciate seeing you stopped by!!
Oct 16, 2020 20:07:21 #
Sylvias wrote:
Excellent set Jederick, especially enjoyed #1. 
I stood and looked at this scene for several minutes before bringing my camera up. I knew a few families who lived in similar circumstances in the wheat fields of North Dakota!!
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