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Palmer's Mystery Hike No. 2

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  • Mich said:
    That is the road running down into the Park from Waterfall station

Cerros, near Costilla, N[ew] Mex[ico] (LOC)

  • Céline Harrand said:
    so beautiful

House in southern U.S. (LOC)

  • lokn4lovfmu51 said:
    what i find surprising is all of these photos, were taken by the war department. what else did they photograph ? we were under government spies , all these years. wonder what will show up after,we are dead,and buried??
  • Tsu Dho Nimh said:
    They were doing a survey of agricultural resources and conditions, and looking for spots away from the coasts to evacuate if they had to.
  • cdw1302 said:
    Agricultural resourse surveys, yes. And documenting the condition of American farmland. Notice in these photos how the vegetation is very sparce. That is because the topsoil has been eroded away after a hundred years of neglecting the soil. Up until the late 1930's many farmers simply removed the trees from the forrests and planted crops on the naturally rich soil. After a few years the natural nutrients were depleted and crops wouldn't grow so the farmer moved to "new ground" and left the old fields. Since there wasn't enough nutrients in the soil to support plants, the soils eroded. During and after WWII fertilizers became more affordable and farmers started practicing better farming techniques.
  • Amy said:
    It looks to me like these photos might have been taken in the southern pinelands, which can have sandy soil and support the type of flora you see pictured.