Nipomo CA, 1934

I live just 135 miles south of Salinas, California, real Depression-era John Steinbeck country. But in 1934, right here in my own backyard, literally a mile or so away, the great photographer Dorothea Lange shot this classic photograph of a migrant mother and her kids for Life magazine. I get goosebumps just thinking about it.
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