eclectic group of photo's from Dec to Sept

[per]

Found a memory card that never was downloaded.

A reminder of things to come.

Ha ha, sorry about that. This tractor was bought new by this gentleman and delivered to this siding in the early 50's. The tractor won it's division in the July one pull.

We had the big brother to this tractor in 1967. I was shorter then.

More of the past.

A new unit waiting to be unloaded.

Back to preparing for winter.

Lot's of feed for the cows.

A little cash flow created as well.

Some would say "money in the bank"

Those that will need looked after.

Fencing project with new hand, Eastwind. (too bad he headed home today. Could have used him for a month or 2)

Never short of stuff to do, finished this job today.

The cows are either the way or in the way. Not sure which some days.

 

[Hayguy]

really like your pic's, as you know i have a thing for old iron. just need to get some of my own restored. thanx for the reminder that the white stuff soon will be upon us again,so much to do and so little time :wink:

look's like you got a good supply of cow feed for them to rumage through.

 

[Justin]

it looks like your winter feed is in good supply.

if you guess how many bales i put up this year, i'll give ya both of them. :wink:

 

[gcreekrch]

Thanks Per, our first tractor was an 880 Oliver. We found it too front heavy for life in the swamps but it definately had pull power.

 

[Soapweed]

Thanks for the pictures, per. It's always fun to travel to different places from the comfort of my easy chair. Everything looks good up in your neck of the woods.

 

[coyote]

How does your buncher work? Do you have a picture?

 

[Nicky]

Great pictures! I even liked the snow Looks better than the blowing dust we have here.

 

[per]

How does your buncher work? Do you have a picture?

Somewhere, I'll dig around this afternoon and post some.

 

[Big Muddy rancher]

So is Eastwind your cousin from out west and down south that came up north to see what direction the cattle industry was headed? :wink: :lol: :lol:

 

[per]

So is Eastwind your cousin from out west and down south that came up north to see what direction the cattle industry was headed? :wink: :lol: :lol:

East is east and west is west and never the train shall meet. Yes Eastwind from the Southwest blew in to help determine which way is up. The world should run smoothly now. :wink: :!:

 

[Hayguy]

an old neighbor around here used to say that nothin' good ever comes from the east, wind, politic's, policy etc. good thing Eastwind is from the SW :wink:



hope you had a good visit and still got a little work in :lol:

 

[burnt]

an old neighbor around here used to say that nothin' good ever comes from the east, wind, politic's, policy etc. good thing Eastwind is from the SW :wink:



hope you had a good visit and still got a little work in :lol:

OW OW OW OOOOOWWWW! I resemble that remark! :?

 

[Hayguy]

Burnt, i am so sorry that my quote of a neighbor offended you. I have really got to learn to think more before i type. he was a profound western separtist and had questionable political veiws. but i should not have quoted him and again i apologise to you or any one else i may have offended.

he was right about a SE wind in this area though, usually means a storm or extreme cold.

 

[burnt]

Hey I was just jerking yer chain! No offense taken and I tend to agree, because Toronto and Ottawa are east of me!

BTW, was that neighbor east or west of you? :lol:

 

[Big Muddy rancher]

There's an old saying; When the wind is in the east, 'tis neither good for man nor beast.

No Matter where you live you can get a east wind.

 

[per]

Not all East winds are bad. 8)

 

[Soapweed]

Not all East winds are bad. 8)

South winds are always cold, no matter what direction they come from. :? :wink:

 

[EastWind]

Ok I won't take offence to that . When our Eastwind blows it is either hot in the late summer or Icy cold all winter. Ps I had a great time in Canada I will post some picture when I get them down loaded .

 

[Nicky]

Looking forward to your pics