Iowa
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During a visit to the Iowa 80 Truckstop, along the Interstate.. I captured this old Olds.. which is on a lift inside, along with several other trucks and a few semi’s as well..
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The new Iowa State motto.
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Taken in Des Moines, IA
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Corn Crib at the Farm in Iowa – Feb 2008
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The front of the barn at the farm in Iowa – Feb 2008
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Old Trees by the Road at the Farm in Iowa – Feb 2008 – View 2. This view contains more snow and less sky.
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Side horizontal view of the barn. A lilac bush is in the foreground.
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This view is past the Corn Crib and shows the edge of the grove and part of a windbreak beyond it.
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Mixed Winter Trees at Iowa Farm – Vertical View – Feb 2008. These trees are basically behind the house toward the county road.
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Here is the horizontal or landscape view of the same trees near the back of the house at the farm in Iowa taken Feb. 2008.
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More Winter Trees and Shrubs at the Iowa Farm – Feb. 2008
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County Road in front of the Iowa Farm – Feb. 2008. You can see two other farms in the distance and fields all around.
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Old Trees Along the Iowa Farm – Feb. 2008
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These trees are between the house and the road at the Iowa Farm. They look very nice with the clear blue sky and snow covered ground.
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Barn at Iowa Farm as Seen from the County Road – Feb. 2008
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The sun was setting, silhouetting the farm equipment as almost black cut outs. / The tree in the center brings in a touch of nature. The clouds swirling in the background are as gold.
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A random picture I took while I was in Iowa with a friend, we were in a small town, can’t remember the name of it, but I saw this and I just had to get a picture, you don’t see much of the “old days” today… =) I also edited this with photoshop.
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The Midwest is very much know for corn on the cob, one of our all time favorites. Corn as we know it today would not exist if it weren’t for the humans that cultivated and developed it. It is a human invention, a plant that does not exist naturally in the wild. It can only survive if planted and protected by humans. Scientists believe people living in central Mexico developed corn at least 7000 years ago. It was started from a wild grass called teosinte. Teosinte looked very different from our corn today. The kernels were small and were not placed close together like kernels on the husked ear of modern corn. Also known as maize Indians throughout North and South America, eventually depended upon it. ! ! !
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Urbandale, Ia
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A scenic overlook was where this was taken.
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Behind the hills you can see the Iowa plains and prairie land.
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Ships Worldwide / Canon PowerShot A650 IS (camera original) / 2008, Scattered Photos Series 1
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Taken at Ft. DeFiance State Park in Estherville, IA. / Applied layers and Topaz filter in PS. / Best viewed large
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