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Walnut Hill: Kansas Road WheatEscambia County is incredibly diverse, with white sandy beaches to the South and rich farmland to the North. The county is also home to a large Mennonite community, who operate large farms and grow wheat and a variety of other grains in the winter months. Summer is spent growing cotton or soy beans on these fields.
The wheat is green in late March and starts to turn a rich brown in April and is harvested in early May. taken by Tom Roush
At this shooting, the wheat was about 3.5 feet high. taken by Tom Roush
Grain silos rise in the distance as well as many other low farming buildings and simple homes and farm houses. taken by Tom Roush
The giant Escambia grain elevator is about a mile away from this location on Kansas road. taken by Tom Roush
taken by Tom Roush
taken by Tom Roush
taken by Tom Roush
taken by Tom Roush
The Escambia Grain elevator is about 5 stories high and can be seen for miles around. taken by Tom Roush
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