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4 photos tagged its, from 3 members of Flickr Commons.

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1918

1942

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perfgeek said:
Haystacks with fences? Dairy farm?
artpease said:
My question exactly about those haystacks. Probably for beef cattle. Not sure why the fences around the stacks, as all the fields themselves seem to be fenced.
artpease said:
Oops! I see that there are several haystacks within one fenced field.
pgcosmin said:
The fences were protecting the hay while the cattle grazed there. The hay was for winter time.
Zsofia Nagy said:
Hi, I'm an admin for a group called HAYSTACKS, and we'd love to have this added to the group!

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Calm Range said:
the picture says it all...I wonder how many of these momento's he actually got home..
BobMeade said:
That's Private John "Barney" Hines:

cas.awm.gov.au/photograph/E00822
Ken said:
the last times I've seen you on the max show .... lol
Australian War Memorial collection said:
You can read a little more about Private Hines in the online version of an exhibiton we did a few years ago called Fifty Australians. He became quite famous because of this photo, which was first published in late 1917.

Liz (admin at the Australian War Memorial)
BobMeade said:
Thanks, Liz from AWM. That's a good piece about Mr. Hines which you have linked.

Daniel Mask said:
Atticus Finch lives on this street?
Instinctive Jellyfish said:
Wow; this could easily be taken today, bus and all.
Brandon Shane Warren said:
ohio , no comment.
curious vest said:
^ No comment about Ohio, why? I love this picture.. and I love this state. Many towns here still look this way. I love that bus.