As the years go by and the waters of the Eastern South Dakota rise, the need for galvanized tanks is eliminated. Years of settling and weather brings growth for native grasses. Reaching over the walls of the tank, they grasp for the near freedom of the pasture.
TAGS: South Dakota
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| Date Taken: | 10.2017 |
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| Filed Under: | Natural World |
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