What are These ?

[jeff of pa]

all August 21, 1938 Arials of
this area Have them




1956 Arial has no signs

 

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[shaun7]

Caravans

 

[savant365]

Hay stacks maybe

 

[jeff of pa]

Hay stacks maybe

now that I Didn't Think about.

 

[jeff of pa]

Caravans

I was thinking Possably some type of Large get-together

But completly a guess Too

 

[savant365]

Did you gets these photos off of a web site? If so I would like to know which one. I'm trying to find old aerial photos of an amusement park that closed in the '60's.

 

[jeff of pa]

Did you gets these photos off of a web site? If so I would like to know which one. I'm trying to find old aerial photos of an amusement park that closed in the '60's.

Penn pilot

http://www.pennpilot.psu.edu/

Arials

1937-1942
1957-1962
1967-1972

available

 

[jeff of pa]

Definately no where near these Woods

But they sure did like wearing White back then

 

[savant365]

Thanks Jeff but they didn't have any, dammit!

 

[jeff of pa]

Ones off in the Right Field Could Be this Band ?

 

[jeff of pa]

Thanks Jeff but they didn't have any, dammit!

Need more info there should Be an arial there

 

[jeff of pa]

Dernit jeff, I was serious, lol!!

The layout reminds me of how tents would be congregated. For example a CW camp may have been laid out in a similar fashion.

I would check the area for other signs as it doesn't look like much was happening in the photos,just signs of tents.

This is what Got me looking in the General area
But I Believe this is too far West of Enterline


Plus the Year they Stopped was 1916

 

[savant365]

http://tonetcarlo.wordpress.com/2007/08/13/above-central-luzon-in-a-flying-soda-can/

Check out the 6th picture down on this site Jeff.

 

[savant365]

Thanks Jeff but they didn't have any, dammit!

Need more info there should Be an arial there

There is but it's too new, I need something from 1960.

 

[savant365]

here you go spooky

http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2007/04/070405-jesus-video.html

 

[jeff of pa]

http://tonetcarlo.wordpress.com/2007/08/13/above-central-luzon-in-a-flying-soda-can/

Check out the 6th picture down on this site Jeff.

Sorry, I KNOW this is off topic but (from that page):

Near San Fernando, Pampanga, is the small hill where they hold crucifixions, on Good Friday. I took this picture a couple of years ago. The crosses are on the round, barren hill.

WTF?

When I think about it Haystacks Before October in PA
seemes Pretty Early
& The way they are Scattered Also gives Be Questions
But Havn't ruled it out.

50% of the area is now Homes unfortunately

Intrestingly there is a "Braddock Drive" entering the area
now, which makes me wonder if there were
Revolutionairy war Reunions there.

Definately Gotta Research Fruther.

 

[Old Dog]

Jeff,
Haystacks in my part of the country start in late May early June,
There is more than one cutting of hay. As many as 4 in a season in some places.
And yes they will rotate storage places.

We do

 

[DigginThePast]

Maybe some kind of fair/carnival or a swap meet. Did they do swap meets back then?

 

[Shortstack]

Jeff,
I think they were hay rolls. The rolls are easier to transport and leave a more rectangular shape of "dead" grass where they're laid. It is normal for the hay rolls to be laid out close to roads so that a flatbed truck or trailer can be driven in close to a roll where a tractor with a forklift attachment can lift it onto the truck and/or trailer.

 

[truckinbutch]

Large round balers that could have made rolls of this size didn't come on the market until well after these pics were taken .
Jim