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Posted by Rauville on November 23, 2004 at 08:37:30 from (209.180.79.87):
Just because I'm an old antique dealer, people seem to think I should know everything from the beginning of time. Point in case: This morning a local artist called, wanting to know how many grain bundles it takes to make a shock. She wants to do a painting of a harvest scene with grain shocks.
My answer was 7 bundles...2 upright on each side, 1 upright on each end, 1 laying over the top for a roof. After I said that, then I began to question it myself. Anybody out there old enough to remember? PS: Speaking of art, here's looking out our east window this morning...life is good on the plains!
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