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Architecture professors David and Sarah Karle have published a book researching the shelterbelts planted in the 1930s during the dust bowl. Their book focused on the Nebraska shelter belts. Aerials of shelterbelt southwest of Lincoln. May 16, 2017. Photo

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Architecture professors David and Sarah Karle have published a book researching the shelterbelts planted in the 1930s during the dust bowl. Their book focused on the Nebraska shelter belts. Aerials of shelterbelt southwest of Lincoln. May 16, 2017. Photo

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Many of the eighty-year-old shelterbelts are dying out as their trees near the end of their life cycles. Architecture professors David and Sarah Karle have published a book researching the shelterbelts planted in the 1930s during the dust bowl. Their book

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Many of the eighty-year-old shelterbelts are dying out as their trees near the end of their life cycles. Architecture professors David and Sarah Karle have published a book researching the shelterbelts planted in the 1930s during the dust bowl. Their book

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Architecture professors David and Sarah Karle have published a book researching the shelterbelts planted in the 1930s during the dust bowl. Their book focused on the Nebraska shelter belts. Aerials of shelterbelt southwest of Lincoln. May 16, 2017. Photo

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Architecture professors David and Sarah Karle have published a book researching the shelterbelts planted in the 1930s during the dust bowl. Their book focused on the Nebraska shelter belts. Aerials of shelterbelt southwest of Lincoln. May 16, 2017. Photo

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