Bob Bancroft
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Thought I would try it again. Must be my camera. Things don't appear as good as they do to the naked eye.
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Bob Bancroft
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Sure enough. After looking at the pictures on here, I just went back out and looked. My buildings are about 2000' straight north, at the end of the grass. They look about half size on here.
Looking west(down slope) across the oats, just to the right of the barn roofs you can just catch a glimpse of the blue of Cayuga Lake. About 3 miles west @384' MSL. (I am at about 750')
Looking up slope across the corn, the old homestead buildings are clearly visible a mile east on the crossroad. Can't hardly see them on here.
Looking west(down slope) across the oats, just to the right of the barn roofs you can just catch a glimpse of the blue of Cayuga Lake. About 3 miles west @384' MSL. (I am at about 750')
Looking up slope across the corn, the old homestead buildings are clearly visible a mile east on the crossroad. Can't hardly see them on here.
Anonymous-0
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pics look purdy good ta me 
Bob Bancroft
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- Aurora NY
Hey, Vito! Now you have an idea what home looks like.
How's business?
How's business?
Bob Bancroft
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- Aurora NY
But you can take great pictures, plant crops, move thousands of cubic yards of earth, and then make breakfast for the family!
Bob Bancroft
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- Aurora NY
yes
Bob Bancroft
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- Aurora NY
But how much did Doolittle need for a B25?
Yes, oats are almost a specialty crop, so marketing them has been no problem, there's huge demand for straw here, and I know I have a place to plant winter wheat.
Those springs(like last year) when I can't hardly get on the ground in May, I like having at least something out there growing!
Yes, oats are almost a specialty crop, so marketing them has been no problem, there's huge demand for straw here, and I know I have a place to plant winter wheat.
Those springs(like last year) when I can't hardly get on the ground in May, I like having at least something out there growing!
James Howell
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Beautiful countryside you have there.
Sometimes 2 dimensional photos just don't do justice to the beauty of the surrounding area.
Photos look good to me.
Thanks for sharing them with us.
Sometimes 2 dimensional photos just don't do justice to the beauty of the surrounding area.
Photos look good to me.
Thanks for sharing them with us.
Bob Bancroft
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- Aurora NY
Thank you James. I appreciate your pictures, and find your area attractive as well, especially Dec. through Mar.!!!
Bob Bancroft
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- Aurora NY
yes
Adirondack case guy
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Bob,
Nice pics. Our crops have done reasonably well here. As you know, we planted oats back in early March, however they are not tall and heavy. Moisture will determine their yield at this point. We have had some timely showers, but only one real soaker since March.The second cut alfalfa is green, but all the crops, corn, beans, and hay are showing signs of stress from the lack of rain, especially this week with the heat and afternoon winds.
Loren
Nice pics. Our crops have done reasonably well here. As you know, we planted oats back in early March, however they are not tall and heavy. Moisture will determine their yield at this point. We have had some timely showers, but only one real soaker since March.The second cut alfalfa is green, but all the crops, corn, beans, and hay are showing signs of stress from the lack of rain, especially this week with the heat and afternoon winds.
Loren
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