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Farms of America in color 1939-1943

Farms of America in color 1939-1943

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Photo: Russell Lee. Prints and Photographs Division, Library of Congress

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Let's make a MOVIE ~~~>> 06/07/2011 15:27 PM

I was born in 1944 in Philadelphia PA Have been raising my food in what is called PERMACULTURE style for over 30 years, about 50% each yr.
More on permaculture here: tinyurl.com/PermaculturePrinciples
my 5 pg article on rabbits here:
PermacultureActivist.net/rabbits
The work I'm doing on ONE ACRE FARM is documenting survival
strategies especially diffuse light canopy and container garden statistics. I need computer help but much of my work before I
moved.... More

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Laura 02/28/2011 01:59 AM

I live ten minutes from Delta county and have never seen 1940's colour photos of the area before. These are great! They look so recent, one almost wouldn't believe they're over 65 years old.

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Pickin' peaches

The automobiles of peach pickers are parked in front of a large hay stack in Delta County, Colorado in 1940. Peak peach season is from late June to early July in the South; July and August in the North. The best peaches are produced when weather conditions are ideal, with no late frosts. 
 
Reproduction from color slide.
 
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