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Small people or tall wheat?

3 August 2017

Reposted from Government Farm Workers Alaska 1916 | Big Picture Agriculture

Filed under: Extra Matter

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  • Big Picture Ag commented 7 years ago.

    Hmm. Someone appreciates my old photo. Would have missed this if you hadn’t pointed it out @nprdancharles !

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  • Michael Thebaker commented 7 years ago.

    That’s my wheat field they’re standing in

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