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grandpa Love · Oct 18, 2020

Cut hay on Friday, old Ford was begging to have its picture taken. Dug up the peanut plants. It was an experiment , planted about 15 seeds. Not bad for a first try. DO NOT eat them raw fresh out of the ground!! Got the mower on the cub! My brother , from down under sent a few pictures. The charter pilot business is about dead in Australia so he has hired on to help swath hay and harvest canola. He was the escort for the combines.

Richard G. · Oct 18, 2020

Them peanuts look very good.
My Dad loved to grow them.
I'm not supposed to eat them, BUT those in a Snickers don't count, do they?
Richard

larry@stinescorner · Oct 18, 2020

great pictures!!!!I found another Dodge truck for Grandma,,get the purple paint ready!

grandpa Love · Oct 18, 2020

Larry , nice truck, jump in and bring it down! You can take a drive on the purple cub!

grandpa Love · Oct 18, 2020

Snickers and Reeses cups don't count! Lol

larry@stinescorner · Oct 18, 2020

Did you steal the mower off Micks cub? lol

greg oliver · Oct 18, 2020

Kevin are you going to boil peanuts? Just brought back memories of signs I saw while down south. Our local baptist minister used to drop off bags of peanuts in the fall. They moved to Florida so no more peanuts for me! Couple pictures of our deck project from last night . Cat likes it and even a couple Oliver pics.

grandpa Love · Oct 18, 2020

Larry , nope. Bought this old mower for $150. Guy bought a tax sale property and found it half buried in the woods.

grandpa Love · Oct 18, 2020

I do not like boiled peanuts!! Roasted for me. Your deck is looking good. Some days I wish I still had my Oliver.......

larry@stinescorner · Oct 18, 2020

beautiful!!!!

greg oliver · Oct 18, 2020

Thanks Larry! The wife wanted more deck space. Only had a 10’x10’ floating deck before that was on the front of my neighbors house trailer. Went down with my tractor and loader and chained it to the bucket and brought it home. That was at least 10 years ago so got good use out of it.

paul · Oct 18, 2020

They must get stuck a lot, with the tires on backwards. Some used to do that here, when you get stuck them you can back out with the tires on backwards.

If in Australia, I would guess for different reasons.

Paul

retired farmer · Oct 18, 2020

The little tractor turned out nice.

Repairman60 · Oct 18, 2020

GpL.... Seeing those peanuts on the wagon reminds me, several years back our neighbor raised some peanuts just to see if he could. They turned out well. We scattered them on a wagon to dry some. He and my dad also raised Holstein heifers together. He supplied the land, dad supplied the labor(me and my older brother) to keep fences up and cattle seen to. Anyway as anyone that has had the "pleasure" of having Holstein heifers around, they pushed the barn doors open and ate everyone of the peanuts they could reach only leaving a few in the center of the wagon! Just enough left for me to understand what you mean when you said do not eat green raw peanuts!

David G · Oct 18, 2020

Why not eat raw peanuts?

grandpa Love · Oct 18, 2020

Taste terrible and give you dry mouth. Almost like a persimmon......

Repairman60 · Oct 18, 2020

I remember them tasting good. Not dry, actually a bit wet coming out that is if you get my drift. Maybe a different peanut or quantity ate.

David G · Oct 18, 2020

Let them air dry?

RogerinIowa · Oct 18, 2020

They must drive the combines a lot from field to field. Running them backwards so they don' wear as bad.

jacksun65 · Oct 19, 2020

Hot boiled green peanuts yumm

IaLeo · Oct 19, 2020

....eating goober peas... YUK!

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