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Prairie Dream Photograph by Jim Sauchyn

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Comments (3)

Shane Brumfield

Shane Brumfield

Love the story that goes along with this great capture.

Jim Sauchyn replied:

Thank you Shane.

Don Wright

Don Wright

Super good photo and history Jim. I really like the composition and the rusty moss on the buildings. I'm kind of surprised that the windmill head is still there. It seems like around here in Kansas, the blades and heads are gone from places like this. Maybe taken down and used on other frames. Hadn't thought of that. We live in the heart of 'Post Rock County", referring to the thousands of limestone rock fence posts around here. The early settlers had no trees, similar to your notes, but there was an abundance of limestone. Limestone is pretty soft, and can be cut with a saw. Countless numbers of these are still being used after 150 years or so. We also have a really big number of limestone houses and public buildings. An engineer neighbor of ours was telling us that a cubic foot of this stone weighs in at around 100#. For sure a statement of the strength and determination of the early settlers. f/v

Jim Sauchyn replied:

Thanks Don, and thanks for the information.

Blair Wainman

Blair Wainman

Wow!! Great find and capture Jim!! Excellent documentation!!

Jim Sauchyn replied:

Thanks Blair!

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