kcm.MN
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Traditional Farmer
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Would be something that would have been on a mountain farm in my area.
woodbutcher
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Rat magnet.
Butch
Butch
john in la
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That picture has Appalachian written all over it
Traditional Farmer
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More like the Blue Ridge in my area,farther West in Appalachia Mts be hard to find a piece of land that flat,of course many people group all the mountain ranges around this area as the Appalachia Mts.
Richard G.
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Many of those around here back in the day.
This one is on our place and has been shown on here before.
Richard in NW SC
This one is on our place and has been shown on here before.
Richard in NW SC
If that crib held 200 bushels maybe a little more, you would have needed 10 acres cleared stony land to produce that much and then work it
all by hand. Probably pick and shuck it by hand, that was all you could get done along with cutting wood and taking care of some livestock, a
big garden, maybe no running water, maybe a tobacco patch, I get tired thinking about it and have great empathy for those whodid that and
raised a family.
all by hand. Probably pick and shuck it by hand, that was all you could get done along with cutting wood and taking care of some livestock, a
big garden, maybe no running water, maybe a tobacco patch, I get tired thinking about it and have great empathy for those whodid that and
raised a family.
john in la
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I meant Appalachian more as a group of people than a spot on a map.
But if I had to draw it on a map it would be from the Ga./Tn. border to the southern Pa border and from the Piedmont over into Ky.
But if I had to draw it on a map it would be from the Ga./Tn. border to the southern Pa border and from the Piedmont over into Ky.
dr sportster
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The spaces make me think it is a shed for drying tobacco.
Richard G.
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Having seen a bunch of these growing up, I know it is a corn crib.
A lot of corn out of these was used in making shine.
A lot of corn out of these was used in making shine.
Traditional Farmer
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People in the Shenandoah Valley would be very surprised to learn they are considered to be living in Appalachia.
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