My Uncle has been gone for almost 20 years. He always had a set of mules up until he retired in the mid 1970's. He raised some grain but mostly vegetables, corn, greenbeans, horseradish, he milked one cow twice a day, made hay, and had a few hogs and beef cattle. I got a chance to take some (60) pictures inside his barn. I will post them in sets of 10. Hope you enjoy.
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Tony in Bama
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Awesome! Thanks for posting!!
Tom in TN
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John,
I'm not sure what your uncle used the big rake-like tool for, but I remember seeing something like that in a Mother Earth News magazine about 30 years ago. The article had to do with cutting hay with a scythe, and then using a huge rake like that to rake the hay into piles for subsequent transport to the barn.
It would take a much better man than I am to embark on such an endeavor.
Tom in TN
I'm not sure what your uncle used the big rake-like tool for, but I remember seeing something like that in a Mother Earth News magazine about 30 years ago. The article had to do with cutting hay with a scythe, and then using a huge rake like that to rake the hay into piles for subsequent transport to the barn.
It would take a much better man than I am to embark on such an endeavor.
Tom in TN
RickieBlue
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Just imagine if that barn could talk!! The pain, suffering, smiles and happiness...........Pretty tough undertaking in this day and age to build a barn like that..........imagine what it was like when that was built. Keep the pictures rolling!
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