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Re: Makin' Hay
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Posted by Allan In NE on November 18, 2006 at 04:06:36 from (148.78.243.25):
In Reply to: Re: Makin' Hay posted by Nebraska Cowman on November 18, 2006 at 03:49:39:
I was just snoopin' around on the 'Net and ran across that picture of the stacker. Think this one was taken in Oregon or some darned place. We just built stacks out in the field and they were huge! Built my last haystack in 1972. What the picture doesn't show is those poor devils on the receiving end. Now, that is work, no other way to slice it and, when the snakes came in with the load, they were always mad! :>) There used to be one of those barns down here on the river; don't know if it is still there or not, but that was an experience being up in that loft. The guys doing the stacking inside had to carry the hay back and throw 'er all up into an inside stack by hand with a pitchfork. Whew! Blessed be the round baler. :>) Allan
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