Windrow in field in North Dakota for Tree Tuesday
This windrow is on my in-laws property in b.f.e North Dakota. Miles from nothing and many miles from anything, these trees help keep the blowing snows and howling winds from destroying everything on the farm.
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Being from neighboring Minnesota, we would drive through North Dakota a lot when I was a child. I HATED it! It was utterly boring! Now, as an adult, perspective changes. I have grown to recognize the beauty out there. Silent and serene. Thanks for capturing a glimpse of it here.
It has taken me MANY years to come to terms with ND. I was born and raised next to Yosemite, in the mountains, so when I got stationed at Minot AFB, it was like a kick in the nuts. No mountains, no real trees, constant wind, and arctic cold. I have more appreciation for it now.
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