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erikforgod |
This is the Kentucky that I remember, tobacco fields, with broad valleys of corn, soybeans and high, long wooded hillsides and ridges...this scene looks like a typical landscape in the Hancock County area where my familys roots are...Gods country!
3 comments on “Fields of tobacco”
beetlegeist Says:
Saturday, August 20, 2011 @10:17:06 AM
A very different world from mine but home is sweet home.
erikforgod Says:
Saturday, August 20, 2011 @12:58:31 PM
Kester - This is EXACTLY how it looks where my family...heck...this is exactly how Kentucky looks just about everywhere! This particular photo of thio part of Kentucky is about 45 minute drive from where my family lives.
erikforgod Says:
Saturday, August 20, 2011 @1:00:48 PM
Kester - According to the storie ofm family...one of the reasons they came to Kentucky wa because of its resemblance to hilly central England where my family ancestry originally hails from.
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