11x14 oil on textured gessoboard "Tobacco Rows"For some reason they leave wide rows every so often in the tobacco fields. Maybe for the harvester?
posted by Wyn Easton @ 8:24 AM
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Sunday, July 04, 2010
11x14 oil on textured gessoboard "Tobacco Rows"For some reason they leave wide rows every so often in the tobacco fields. Maybe for the harvester?
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Just superb wyn, a new favo!!!
Thanks Rene'.
Do they have a forth of July in Holland? :)
The wide rows are called "truck middles." The harvester/tobacco primer can go down any row...but..if the farmer chooses to hand prime instead of using a harvester a tractor pulling a trailer can go down the truck middles.
Well now I know why they leave the wide rows. Thanks for explaining Dana. Not many people I know could answer that one. Cool.
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