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Thursday, February 21, 2008

Nice Rice


Categories: Rural
There are some outstanding photographs of an intensive peasant farming landscape on flickr, like the ones above from user flippedout. I think I'll try to discuss some of these tomorrow with Higher before we look at labelling a field sketch detailing field layout and the farming system. This is a popular type of question, either in NABs for the GMT, or adapted for the Higher exam.



posted by Kenny O'Donnell @ 11:19 pm

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