So my #Canadian neighbors are putting their home here in California up for sale. They said they no longer feel welcome in the United States anymore. When they were here, they volunteered in the local community, took care of their elderly neighbor, attended local civic meetings, and spent their money here. They're not "lifestyle" snowbirds but really good people. They loved #California. But no more. This is what Trump has done.
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One of the hundred carrot pullers in this field in the Coachella Valley, California
#theCoachellaValley #California #DorotheaLange #American #CoachellaValley #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange
![This black and white photograph captures a moment from agricultural work in the Coachella Valley, California. The central figure is an individual crouched down amidst rows of freshly pulled carrots, with their hands reaching into the soil to harvest more crops. They are wearing rustic attire suitable for fieldwork: a hat providing sun protection, rolled-up sleeves on one arm and gloves or protective wraps around both wrists. Their focus appears entirely on the task at hand.
Behind them is an array of wooden crates filled with harvested carrots, indicating that this activity has been ongoing in preparation to transport these crops elsewhere. The background reveals more individuals engaged in similar labor-intensive work, suggesting a large-scale agricultural operation. Despite the photograph being dated (as indicated by the photographer's stamp), it offers no specific information about its exact time of capture.
The image is marked with text stating "648 10/25-39", which likely refers to Dorothea Lange and her work, known for documenting life during various periods in American history. This particular photograph may be part of a series she created showcasing agricultural laborers or the produce they were harvesting.
Overall, this image serves as an historical document providing insight into manual agriculture practices and possibly conditions experienced by field workers at that time period within California's Coachell [...]](https://mastodon.ozioso.online/system/media_attachments/files/113/692/877/337/224/330/original/6a1da9b89b20c0d1.jpeg "This black and white photograph captures a moment from agricultural work in the Coachella Valley, California. The central figure is an individual crouched down amidst rows of freshly pulled carrots, with their hands reaching into the soil to harvest more crops. They are wearing rustic attire suitable for fieldwork: a hat providing sun protection, rolled-up sleeves on one arm and gloves or protective wraps around both wrists. Their focus appears entirely on the task at hand.
Behind them is an array of wooden crates filled with harvested carrots, indicating that this activity has been ongoing in preparation to transport these crops elsewhere. The background reveals more individuals engaged in similar labor-intensive work, suggesting a large-scale agricultural operation. Despite the photograph being dated (as indicated by the photographer's stamp), it offers no specific information about its exact time of capture.
The image is marked with text stating \"648 10/25-39\", which likely refers to Dorothea Lange and her work, known for documenting life during various periods in American history. This particular photograph may be part of a series she created showcasing agricultural laborers or the produce they were harvesting.
Overall, this image serves as an historical document providing insight into manual agriculture practices and possibly conditions experienced by field workers at that time period within California's Coachell [...]")
Date palms. Coachella Valley, California
If I had a nickel for every time Trump has left his rally attendees stranded after the circus I'd have like, fifteen or twenty cents, which isn't a lot but it's more then enough to make me question his cultists support and adoration.
#trump #trump2024 #assassinationarrempt #coachellavalley #rally #elections2024 #california
Thirds assassination attempt on Trump !!!
“Local cops arrested an armed man outside Donald Trump’s Coachella Valley rally on Saturday, and the local sheriff said it may have been a third assassination attempt against the former president.
The suspect — identified as 49-year-old Las Vegas resident Vem Miller — was caught at a checkpoint about a quarter-mile from the rally with fake VIP passes to the rally and fake press passes — as well as unregistered weapons, including a loaded shotgun, a handgun and a high-capacity magazine, according to the Riverside County sheriff’s office. ”
New York Post · Armed man arrested outside Trump's Coachella rally — and sheriff says it was possible third assassination attempt
Date palms. Coachella Valley, California
Field worker irrigating alfalfa and barley fields. The field produces eleven cuttings of alfalfa a year, yields nine to ten tons to the acre; sold for twenty-two dollars per ton in 1936. Near Indio, Coachella Valley, California
![The image depicts an older man standing in a field, which appears to be wet from irrigation. He is dressed in work attire suitable for farm labor: wearing knee-high rubber boots, light-colored trousers rolled up at the bottom near his feet, and dark button-down shirt with sleeves rolled down past his elbows, along with a straw hat on his head. His posture suggests he's taking a momentary pause; one hand rests on his hip while the other grasps an unidentified tool behind him.
The field is marked by straight lines where crops have been recently planted or are being tended to. The soil has patches of standing water that reflect light, indicating recent watering or rainfall. In the background, there's a wide expanse leading up to mountain ranges under a cloudy sky which could suggest it might be early morning or late afternoon due to the softness of shadows.
The landscape is relatively flat and vast with no immediate structures visible except for what appears to be power lines in the far distance on the right. There are trees scattered at some distance, possibly indicating an orchard nearby or a natural edge to the field's expanse. The monochrome nature of this image suggests it was taken during black-and-white film photography era which can range from late 19th century up until around mid-20th-century before color became commonplace in photojournalism and everyday use.
Th [...]](https://mastodon.ozioso.online/system/media_attachments/files/113/212/368/896/345/308/original/6b6a5db741d8259b.jpeg "The image depicts an older man standing in a field, which appears to be wet from irrigation. He is dressed in work attire suitable for farm labor: wearing knee-high rubber boots, light-colored trousers rolled up at the bottom near his feet, and dark button-down shirt with sleeves rolled down past his elbows, along with a straw hat on his head. His posture suggests he's taking a momentary pause; one hand rests on his hip while the other grasps an unidentified tool behind him.
The field is marked by straight lines where crops have been recently planted or are being tended to. The soil has patches of standing water that reflect light, indicating recent watering or rainfall. In the background, there's a wide expanse leading up to mountain ranges under a cloudy sky which could suggest it might be early morning or late afternoon due to the softness of shadows.
The landscape is relatively flat and vast with no immediate structures visible except for what appears to be power lines in the far distance on the right. There are trees scattered at some distance, possibly indicating an orchard nearby or a natural edge to the field's expanse. The monochrome nature of this image suggests it was taken during black-and-white film photography era which can range from late 19th century up until around mid-20th-century before color became commonplace in photojournalism and everyday use.
Th [...]")