Show of support: Klamath convoy sends dramatic message

<p>An organizer of the Klamath Basin's heavy equipment convoy guides trucks into position before the convoy begins.</p>

<p>Zach Wells of Rocky Mountain Construction attaches a sign to his trailer.</p>

<p>Vehicles arrive to participate in the Klamath Basin convoy.</p>

<p>A fleet of trucks decked out with American flags is ready to proceed in the convoy.</p>

<p>A sign on a truck says farms equal&nbsp;food.</p>

<p>A sign on a truck urges onlookers to help save family farms.</p>

<p>Modoc County, Calif., supervisor Ned Coe (right) and Heather Wright hold up a sign that shows their support for Klamath Basin farmers.</p>

<p>Numerous tractors like this one participated in the convoy, which at one point stretched for nearly 20 miles.</p>

<p>A sign on a truck in the Klamath Basin convoy poses a question about feeding America.</p>

<p>Numerous types of farm equipment and trucks participated in the convoy.</p>

<p>The convoy ended up in a farm field near Midland, Ore., where hundreds of symbolic white crosses have been planted to signify those whose livelihoods are threatened by the water shortages.</p>