And now for something completely different.
- Thread starter McFarmer
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Speedstar
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- Location
- Scottish Borders
were abouts is that it looks niceThis is my favorite time of the year. Until spring, then I like spring.
The maple trees seldom disappoint:
Even the ash look nice this year:
Few things as green as fall alfalfa:
The big house:
Workers quarters:
- Location
- Ardrossan Ayrshire
I like the tractor, a 3140 was big round here.Well, this is going to stop things for a while:
- Location
- S E Glos
It's mauve.
Been watching Millennial Farmer on Youtube, snow on his corn harvester header was surreal.
- Location
- South Wales UK
Waiting for election results are you???Pretty obvious why I was so tickled to find these two. Mail man brought the black one today.
That is a very nice pair.Here’s a nice pair:
1100 and 870?
Veryfruity
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My grandfather was shooting pigeons off cabbage, swinging through he hit the no 38 bus on the main road.
Bus stops, and the driver checks for damage, all the while dad and grandad are ducked down behind the hedge.
That was with an 870. That’s stopping power.
Bus stops, and the driver checks for damage, all the while dad and grandad are ducked down behind the hedge.
That was with an 870. That’s stopping power.
Anything you want me to bid on ?
www.spencerlivestock.com
Post me a card number and I’ll see to it.
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www.spencerlivestock.com
Post me a card number and I’ll see to it.
Both my folks passed away a couple years ago. I’ve finally decided to sit down and sort the photos and related keepsakes that they accumulated. Tough job, lots of good memories and a few tight throat times.
My folks never discussed much about their early life, snippets here and there. Dad enlisted when he was 17 because he thought his older brother would whip’em before he could get there. He was wrong. Dad was pretty much abandoned when is parents divorced. His girl friend’s dad was on the draft board and signed the papers to get him in. The girl friend (mother) went to work in the bomber plant by Omaha right out of high school, 17 year old girl right off the farm wiring the most advanced machine in the world. It was a B-29 that dropped the atomic bombs, they were made in the Omaha plant.
Never saw any photos of mother during this time but I ran across two:
She was being trained to ferry B-29s to the Hawaiian islands when the war ended.
Found this book in the kit they gave dad before going overseas, this part about England may give some a chuckle:
My folks never discussed much about their early life, snippets here and there. Dad enlisted when he was 17 because he thought his older brother would whip’em before he could get there. He was wrong. Dad was pretty much abandoned when is parents divorced. His girl friend’s dad was on the draft board and signed the papers to get him in. The girl friend (mother) went to work in the bomber plant by Omaha right out of high school, 17 year old girl right off the farm wiring the most advanced machine in the world. It was a B-29 that dropped the atomic bombs, they were made in the Omaha plant.
Never saw any photos of mother during this time but I ran across two:
She was being trained to ferry B-29s to the Hawaiian islands when the war ended.
Found this book in the kit they gave dad before going overseas, this part about England may give some a chuckle: