pictures from PA

larry@stinescorner · Jul 2, 2011

a lot of the neighbors were baling hay I did some cultvating ,brushoging,and garden work, it could stand a little rain,but is good for hay making, stole a few red potatoes and picked yellow and green summer squash and took a bunch of random photos I have taken photos of these areas before,but with the wheat ripening and a clear day I took more shots

Anonymous-0 · Jul 2, 2011

that sure is some beautiful countryside

oldironman · Jul 2, 2011

I can't imagine why anybody would live in a city when they could live in the country.

Tony in Mass. · Jul 2, 2011

Wow. Some of my potatoes didn"t even break out yet. That corn has to be the tallest in North America right now, wow again.

snoop-nc · Jul 2, 2011

Larry...you gonna have to stop posting such beautiful pictures for a while...it's making me wanna get back in the truck for a trip up thru that part of PA., and I'm supposed to be retired!!

Rick...who got a bit hot today "fencing"!!

jason, NW Ontario · Jul 2, 2011

I'm guessing an ash tree over the garden? If it was walnut you're garden might not do so well.

Jay

larry@stinescorner · Jul 2, 2011

get in your truck and come see us anytime you feel like it,you are welcome, we will go fishing or whatever ,I have some cold ones in the fridge if you get thirsty from the trip

larry@stinescorner · Jul 2, 2011

I think you may be right,it may be an ash tree,

Anonymous-0 · Jul 2, 2011

Good pictures if you ever want to sell that little Ford let Me know. It always out there working all by it's self brush hogging, digging tatoes, them dang Farm a litte have to have someone run them, but not that little Ford.

ASEguy · Jul 2, 2011

Larry, As always they are beautiful pictures. Very nice country.

larry@stinescorner · Jul 2, 2011

stop by sometime and see it working,your not too far away,( just dont drive that van here,I dont know what the neighbors would think of that) lol

Anonymous-0 · Jul 2, 2011

Larry those are really nice pictures. I had a sister that lived at Lewisburg,Pa. I was going to go out there and spend time with her when i retired but she passed away 5 years ago. I spent two weeks out there settling her estate. I could see why she loved out there.

JerryS · Jul 2, 2011

I've pondered that question many, many times. Unfortunately, the majority of this nation does not live in the country, and as a result they don't have a lick of common sense nor any concept of how things work or how they ought to work. There are people in the cities whose entire world consists of a two-bedroom apartment four floors up, and five, ten blocks in any direction. A major trip involves a subway ride. All they know is what they see and hear on the TV and the computer, and they are sitting ducks for teh thought-manipulators who ridicule the real values of this country. Glad I'm old.

Anonymous-0 · Jul 2, 2011

I'll dress up like a Mexican, then they'll understand.

Anonymous-0 · Jul 3, 2011

Looking good...... and if there was a green tractor, I couldn't tell.... Good camera huh????

Nice pics.

Dave2N · Jul 3, 2011

Great pics! I love the one with the Famall H raking with the N-H rake. That takes me back aobut 55 years when I did the same thing on my uncles's farm but with an M.

larry@stinescorner · Jul 3, 2011

that is the neighbors girlfriend raking the hay!

larry@stinescorner · Jul 3, 2011

that is the kodak easy share my daughter gave me I guess your right! All the fractors were red or blue ! lol

Anonymous-0 · Jul 3, 2011

Might be allanthus, tree of heaven, too. Them things is noxious weeds, if you have one, you'll have thousands, soon!

Paul from MI · Jul 3, 2011

No corn around here that tall, we had a cold wet spring. Nothing planted early. Great pics.

larry@stinescorner · Jul 3, 2011

they did no till this year,pretty early,and it seems to be working good for them this year , They spray to kill weeds ,then no till, In the begining it looks like hell,then the corn takes off all of a sudden

Richard from SE AZ · Jul 3, 2011

To rusted nuts:A Mexican would't be caught dead it that thing. And, how does someone dress like a Mexican???

scotc · Jul 3, 2011

Too crowded back there. I like it better out here.

Can anyone find the grain bin in the last picture? Hint: it's about 20 miles out, so it's really small.

Anonymous-0 · Jul 3, 2011

Don't realy know how to dress like a Mexican. was just jokeing round. but seeing you are from Az. I KNOW theres not any thing funny bout a Mexican to you guys in Az. I have a good friend out that way, he keeps Me posted on what you guys are going though.

wolfman · Jul 3, 2011

larry @ ... Great pictures. I think you could have a career as a photog. Wish my corn was that tall & its in PA!

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