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Boy, that's an oldie! I used to love that soft ice cream. I think they were still there--with the pizza…
Category Archives: Agriculture
Corn Shock (Fresh Ponds Road)
Corn shocks are mostly ornamental nowadays. After picking the corn, farmers used to bundle the corn into shocks. The stalks would eventually dry out and were then used to feed livestock.
Posted in Agriculture, Earth, East Brunswick, New Jersey, Photography, SLR: Digital, United States
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Cranberry Harvest
One day, I went to have a look at cranberry harvesting going on at Haines farm near Chatsworth, NJ. It is a very interesting operation. Here we see a rotary beater being used to shake the berries off the bushes … Continue reading
Posted in Agriculture, Chatsworth, Earth, New Jersey, Photography, SLR: Digital, United States
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Chamberlain & Barclay
This warehouse in Cranbury, New Jersey, is used for local distribution of agricultural products such as fertilizer. It has been in business for many years. The weathering on the sides of the building gives an interesting visual effect. Wooden 4×5″ … Continue reading
Posted in Agriculture, Cranbury, Large Format, New Jersey, Photography
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Save the Barns
Many old and venerable buildings have bit the dust. This barn is probably gone by now. Area residents have made an effort to save some of them. I took this photograph back in March of 1976. At the time I was acquainting myself … Continue reading
Need to get you to the lake in the woods behind my house. Don't know if they are still there....did…