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Sunday afternoon rides that fueled my love for the outdoors
I can remember lying on the shaggy gray carpet of my living room on cold Sunday mornings watching the weather channel, even as a kid, before my love of jazz kicked in, I can remember being drawn to th… more →
Frum Outdoorsman: Rare but Possible
The Dark Underbelly Of Rural America
jennilyn13 wrote 1 week ago: When I first met my husband, I was a city girl… and completely uninterested in making the leap … more →
The restorative powers of sleep. (Not.)
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BigLittleWolf wrote 1 week ago: Sleep, with all its remarkable restorative powers – to renew, to recharge, to dream. Then we w … more →
square dealings
oldgloryphotos wrote 1 week ago: A roadside stand near Birmingham, Alabama in 1936. Walker Evans, photographer. … more →
fred hill
oldgloryphotos wrote 2 weeks ago: Fred Hill, 3 years old, sometimes picks 20 pounds of cotton a day. Comanche County, Oklahoma, Octobe … more →
vera hill
oldgloryphotos wrote 2 weeks ago: Vera Hill, 5 years old picks 25 pounds a day in Comanche County, Oklahoma, October 11, 1916. Lewis W … more →
alice doesn't live here any more
oldgloryphotos wrote 2 weeks ago: Abandoned farm near Dalhart, Texas, July, 1936. Arthur Rothstein, photographer. … more →
hop pickers 2
oldgloryphotos wrote 2 weeks ago: “Migratory boy, aged eleven, and his grandmother work side by side picking hops. Started work … more →
hop pickers
oldgloryphotos wrote 2 weeks ago: “Sign of service station, U.S. 99. Hop pickers are wanted for four big growers of the area thr … more →
more cowbell
oldgloryphotos wrote 2 weeks ago: Cowbells in a hardware store in San Augustine, Texas, April, 1939. Russell Lee, photographer. … more →
Rural America
© Don Iannone Photography wrote 3 weeks ago: Rural America, originally uploaded by © Don Iannone Photography. Autumn day in Ashtabula County, Ohi … more →
The Life I love
DesignByMitch wrote 3 weeks ago: So to HDR or not to HDR, that is a question, I don’t know if THE question but it is a question … more →
Forgotten Glory
DesignByMitch wrote 3 weeks ago: Well if you read my last post, I explained I went into the country to find Rural America. I had to f … more →
Holding Strong
DesignByMitch wrote 3 weeks ago: As some of you may know, this year I am in a photography class that I had to take for my major, Agri … more →
Farmers in Social History
vintagejenta wrote 4 weeks ago: Oooh! An academic topic! Well, I did just get back from my class on the Great Depression. Today we w … more →
Trail of the Lonesome Pine is a curiosity lost in melodrama
Linda Aragoni wrote 4 weeks ago: John Fox, Jr. churned out sentimental novels about the American frontier that were immensely popular … more →
Outsourcing END OF YEAR SAVINGS!
Rural America Onshore Sourcing wrote 4 weeks ago: END OF YEAR SAVINGS! RELY ON RURAL AMERICA FOR HIGH QUALITY SERVICE END OF YEAR SAVINGS! Save 10% Up … more →
Farmers and Climate Change
Christopher wrote 4 weeks ago: Grist put together this great profile of Senator Ben Nelson and his likely position on Climate Chang … more →
Rural Incentives Are Inefficient
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Jon wrote 1 month ago: Keith Rural Subsidies would be a more accurate name. Every country music fan and Sarah Palin support … more →
Vices and Party Etiquette
DJ StarSage wrote 1 month ago: Listener Line (206) 305-0215 email me: changeformytwenties@gmail.com Intro: “Lyfe” by Cy … more →
