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MediaStorm: Common Ground by Scott Strazzante
After living on a farm in Lockport, Illinois, for 73 years, Harlow Cagwin sold his family land to a subdivision developer. Common Ground takes us on a journey exploring the differences and similarities of life in suburbia and life on the family farm.
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Beautifully shot, beautifully told: Common Ground, an American story by @mediastorm: http://mediastorm.org/0023.htm
RT @eastsideSBC: A moving, non-judgemental look at the transition of farmland to subdivision: http://mediastorm.org/0023.htm
A moving, non-judgemental look at the transition of farmland to subdivision: http://mediastorm.org/0023.htm
A moving, non-judgemental look at the transition of farmland to subdivision: http://mediastorm.org/0023.htm
This is why I love what I do. Great multimedia story documenting the birth of a subdivision and the people it effects http://bit.ly/3blVV
Smart short photo documentary, story of a farm turned into a subdivision http://mediastorm.org/0023.htm (via @WhyHereNow)
farm to plat: people, place, change. the synchronicity of these photos will knock your socks off
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