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This book shows why we love farm country - with beautiful pictures by John Front of Britton, South Dakota, a World War II veteran who came home to South Dakota many years ago with a camera and photographed farm scenes in his home country of Marshall County. We published the pictures with quotations about nature and farm life by South Dakota writers and thinkers.
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Michael Kartsonakis
reviewed South Dakota Farmscapes: The Photography of John Front on January 21, 2018
South Dakota Farmscapes
Living near Paradise CA...
The parallels between the Peshtigo Fire in 1871 and the Camp Fire in & around Paradise in 2018 are hard to miss. The word-images of evacuees caught by fire are evocative, though I'm grateful to be able to say that in 2018 more of us escaped than otherwise. If the Peshtigo paradigm truly was the start of modern firefighting in the wildland/town interface, I'm inspired to read more about it.
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