Lost in History

Jake Schaubert Farmstead, Kidder County, North Dakota, USA

June 20, 2010, 11:56 (1656 UTC)

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Left behind by the flow of time, the main barn at the Jake Schaubert Farmstead slowly decays. The interior is strewn with the flotsam of the past; a John Deere G tractor, broken down snowmobiles, and various pieces of equipment once used on a productive wheat farm.

Location

USA-Canada / USA-North Dakota

Lat: 47° 19' 11.05" N
Long: 100° 36' 51.45" W

Elevation: 575

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Canon XTi (400D) DSLR, Peleng 8mm fisheye lens, Velbon Neopod 6 Monopod, Nodal Ninja 3 (NN3) Pano Head, Apple MacBook Pro 2.66 GHz i7, PTGui Pro 8.310 PRO, Bracketeer, Photoshop CS5 Extended, CubicConverter 2.2.1

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