Livelihood Still Evident Final Chapter

John B. · Mar 9, 2013

Here's the last of 60 pictures that I took inside of my Uncle's barn.

The two outside concrete slabs are where the mules and one milk cow would enter the barn.

bobs old iron · Mar 9, 2013

have a friend who can use those horsecollars on his edsel,,lol,,nice pics, like seeing some of america's history

Stan - Florida · Mar 9, 2013

I'm glad to see that the horse colars are hung up the right way!!

Stan

The Red · Mar 9, 2013

John a fascinating bunch of pictures. Thanks for sharing!

LenND · Mar 9, 2013

Nice pictures. A lot of hard labor went through that barn over the years.

RayP(MI) · Mar 9, 2013

Like Red sez, thanks.

SweetFeet · Mar 9, 2013

Thanks John B., it is like a wonderland of rust and old wood.

willie in mn · Mar 9, 2013

Looks to me that the horse collars are hanging upside down, or bottom side up, from the way they would be on the horse. Hanging the way they are shown saves buckling the strap for storage.
Willie

Stan - Florida · Mar 9, 2013

Yep, that's exactly what I meant by hung up right. I've harnessed and unharnessed more than my share of horses when I was young, and you're right about not having to buckle the strap.

I usually mention that to restaurant managers when I see them hung small end up, but mostly just get a blank stare.

Have a good day,

Stan

Rick Kr · Mar 9, 2013

Great set of pictures. I really enjoyed. Wish I would have snapped more around my first place when I moved in.
Rick

Dick2 · Mar 9, 2013

Most of that stuff is as obsolete as last month's electronics!

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