'Working' Farm by junge1
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Description
Farms like this one can be found all over Arizona and New Mexico and in many other Western States where there is agriculture. They all seem to have one thing in common; they never get rid of anything. Whether it is personal transportation, work-related trucks, or farm equipment, nothing is thrown away. For every working piece of equipment there are several that are in various stages of repair or disrepair.
This farm is located in San Antonio, New Mexico along NM State Route 1. The green area behind the equipment is an irrigated field, and behind that, the dark strip of green, is riparian vegetation along the Rio Grande.
This picture was taken on 3 October 2009.
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Comments (36)
flora-crassella
interessantes Foto! so was nennt man "Saustall".....
rocserum
looks like a junkyard to me. This is what happen if your space is big enough. excellent registration, great shot! RS
durleybeachbum
SO interesting!
THROBBE
Great view and pano of this farm scene!
kgb224
Wonderful capture my friend.
psyoshida
I shutter to think what is held in that barrel. I guess they don't have zoning laws? Wonderful shot, but glad I don't live next door.
annie5
(Tu es un grand voyageur Sig) don't know in english/An interesting scene :)
junge1
@psyosdida. If this place is within an incorporated area of a town there are probably some zoning ordinances. In addition each state has certain ordinances which are supposed to regulate hazardous waste etc. In addition there are some federal rules and regulations. Whether these are enforced, or enforcable, I am not sure. Usually, if there is any illegal activity of some kind or the other it is usually only caught when someone reports it, or complains. Most people that live around these farms have similar places and are used to the scenery.Its a lifestyle choice!!
sandra46
splendid shot!
A_Joker_B
Top shot!
dbrv6
Excellent cross section across the farm's vehical area.
orig_buggy
that looks soooo familiar around here
shadownet
Perhaps carries the whole waste not want not concept to an extreme. Nice capture.
Faemike55
That is one heck of a panoramic shot! Nice bit of information as well! thank you!
auntietk
I love the truck on the left, as it slowly sinks into the ground. Of course here it would be totally covered by morning glory and blackberry vines. You'd never see it! Great image, my friend. Nicely done!
danapommet
Great pano Sig. I have been in 48 of 50 states and when you get on the back roads. Every state has places like this. I think that it is just part of Americana. Dana
Minda
great info and excellent panoramic sig!!
renecyberdoc
a lot of "junk"laying around in the states hehehehe. (organic and mechanic lol.)
bimm3d
great photo!!!!!
timtripp
superb panorama!
jeroni
Wonderful and very creative work
bazza
Nice shot looks like most farms around New Zealand also, junk everywhere. Probably costs to much to get rid of it and if you have plenty of land well what the heck, just leave it where it dies till it rusts away.. lol.
PIERRE25
Une très belle vue, excellente photo!
ragouc
Very good pano.
farmerC
Shining.
Alex_Antonov
Wonderful!
flavia49
Wonderful panorama!!! I don't think it's all junk. Some "rubbish" are spare parts. My father, for example, put off even the cut pieces of screws, and I put away "a lot of junk" because it may be useful in the future. In this homologated society many objects or tools are currently unavailable, so you have to make them by yourself!!!
Dreamingbee
fantastic panorame
virginiese Online Now!
whou ! Nice panorama Sig !
NoelCan
Nice pic..