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Wheel Line parts in Driggs, Idaho. When assembled during the growing seasons these wheels and pipes form long lines that move across the landscape, irrigating field crops. Stored at the edges of fields in winter, they provide great subjects for photo art! #driggsidago #bestofthegemstate #wheellines #wheellineart #orcuttphotography tetonvalleyidaho January 12, 2022
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