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When winter snows cover Nebraska it
is a time of rest and reflection in the
country. The year's crops are harvested
and farmers begin speculating the value
of their stored grains.
Animals with thick coats of winter
hair huddle close to buildings to escape
the wintery blasts and munch the dry
stems of alfalfa hay. A young calf
experiencing winter for the first time
nestles close to its mother's side seeking
her warmth.
Antique farm machinery sits idle in
the snow reflecting an age long past. The
ice coated steel which once provided a
livelihood now sits abandoned but
unaffected by one more Nebraska
winter.
Photos and story
by John Russnogle
daily nebraskan
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