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David Megginson
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I just found out that ribbon farms (long, narrow fields laid out along rivers, stream, and lakes) aren't just a Quebec thing in North America — apparently other places colonised by the French (e.g. Illinois) also still have some. How often do people fly over these, and where?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ribbon_farm
Flying in Canada, I can often tell when I've crossed the Ontario/Quebec border, because the fields change from long, thin strips to squares and (wider) rectangles.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ribbon_farm
Flying in Canada, I can often tell when I've crossed the Ontario/Quebec border, because the fields change from long, thin strips to squares and (wider) rectangles.
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