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Rural/Farm Life

DURHAM D

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4. Thanks for this.

Reply to Kali (Original post)

Sun Feb 25, 2018, 11:32 PM

Feb 2018

I have aerial shots of several farms that were/are still in the family. Some are of the same farms taken several years apart. I can tell by the added implement sheds, new barn roofs, etc.

I always wondered how the pilots communicated with the farmers. Now I know.

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Up in the Sky: Saving Old Farm Photos, One Roll at a Time [View all] Kali Feb 2018 OP

My parents had an aerial photo of our farm and my grandparents farm. redstatebluegirl Feb 2018 #1

Siblings and I have several arial photos of the "home place" zeusdogmom Feb 2018 #2

Sorry for your loss Angry Dragon Feb 2018 #3

Thanks for this. DURHAM D Feb 2018 #4

I don't remember the company but there were some taken of the ranch back in the late 80s or early 90 Kali Feb 2018 #5

my older daughter is fascinated with country drives and taking pictures dweller Feb 2018 #6

Oh yeah I can waste a lot of time on google earth Kali Feb 2018 #7

I'm in NC dweller Feb 2018 #8

Google post rock fences if you are not familiar. DURHAM D Feb 2018 #9

cool! thanks for that Kali Feb 2018 #10

My great grandfather built a post rock barn. DURHAM D Feb 2018 #11