Posted by sms on December 19, 2015 at 12:31:09 from (70.210.35.129):
In Reply to: A little more explaining posted by larry@stinescorner on December 19, 2015 at 05:14:34:
Yup, I knew one just like them, was a welder of renown. Besides the farm sold welding supplies and did all types of welding. Was one of those guys that told all kind of stories that you didn't believe but eventually found out were true. He invented and patented a snow making gun, was part of the group that first mounted a bucket on a log skidder to cut trees along power lines. He also raised competition hunting dogs and went to field trials. The farm looked like heck even the silo he built from salvaged steel plate but all the animals were in good shape and he knew where everything was. The house looked like it was abandoned, but I spent quite a few days sitting in the dining room listening to stories and sometimes he shared his, as he called it "mathigla" or a beverage from fermented honey.
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