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Turkey Tuesday

Last week in Annie’s Project, we used a super cool website that shows aerial images of Iowa (more up-to-date than Google Earth is for our rural area) and you can see my farm!  Here it is!

 

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How cool is that?  The trees are surrounding Squaw Creek.  You can see both sets of “finishers” for the older turkeys, and the brooder house.

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See the dark gray, square roof at the bottom of the photo?  That’s our house.  A the top of the photo is the brooder.  The two gray buildings in the middle are OLD turkey buildings.

 

Cool, huh?

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  1. My husband loves google earth and is always showing me things on it, so great way to work it into your TT post. Also, I am glad to see their are large trees around your property as I'm sure these assist with acting as a wind break, and barrier for any odors, bugs and dust. You are not only a good producer but a good neighbor as well.

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  2. That's cool! What website did you use? I'm looking for a satellite view to help me get the proportions right for our landscape plan. I live about 35 miles west of Cedar Rapids, by the way. Am I close enough to come to a crop? :) I love scrapbooking and have had great experiences with CM and their products.

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  3. That is way cool, which website did you use?

    Thanks for the follow, I am returning it now!

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  4. Very cool! My husband and I have loved your blog. He enjoys the turkey stuff and I love all your other fun posts. He always asked if you posted anything more about the turkeys. I guess you can't change those turkey farmer.

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  5. Google earth is one of the coolest things online today. Thank you very much for the Happy Birthday wish!

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  6. Google Earth is fun to use. Our oldest loved that she was looking at our house from up in the sky.

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  7. Look at all that land!!! I couldn't even tell what that was at first because the only time I ever used google earth was for my old house in LA and that's nothing but rooftops...very little green.

    Beautiful.

    Lots of yummy love,
    Alex aka Ma, What's For Dinner
    www.mawhats4dinner.com

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