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<blockquote data-quote="db-2" data-source="post: 238098" data-attributes="member: 4743">Yes Davey I thought you were younger, it's just your stories are about 10 to 15 years farther back from my experience.&nbsp; Grew up on the prairie.&nbsp; The experience you talk about sound like the people I know and have talked about with who were raised in the brush of the Turtle Mts.By the way, not to brag, but also found a spark as you did and as my brother said, the jolt did help things grow.KDM old mill, still drink it since 1966 (I was 20 then) and the two worst jobs on the farm was building hay stacks and picking rocks by hand.&nbsp; At first with an old wagon with Oldsmobile wooden spoke rims and then a farmhand loader and we would see who could make the loudest ping. &nbsp;Maybe pitching out crab in the chicken coop was no fun either.&nbsp; Strong stuff.&nbsp; And it is nice to see that the cowboys finally in the last few years now owe a pickup, all the same color with an endgate still on.&nbsp; My mother's statement when we finally got a thermostat on the wall for the furnace, no more coal/wood furnace to start up the first thing in the morning.PG, I never did understand hiding behind a desk when they showed the movie of the blast destroying everything.&nbsp; Guess it was to shield one from the bright light as one waited for the blast to burn oneself up.&nbsp; db</blockquote>

[QUOTE="db-2, post: 238098, member: 4743"] Yes Davey I thought you were younger, it's just your stories are about 10 to 15 years farther back from my experience. Grew up on the prairie. The experience you talk about sound like the people I know and have talked about with who were raised in the brush of the Turtle Mts. By the way, not to brag, but also found a spark as you did and as my brother said, the jolt did help things grow. KDM old mill, still drink it since 1966 (I was 20 then) and the two worst jobs on the farm was building hay stacks and picking rocks by hand. At first with an old wagon with Oldsmobile wooden spoke rims and then a farmhand loader and we would see who could make the loudest ping. Maybe pitching out crab in the chicken coop was no fun either. Strong stuff. And it is nice to see that the cowboys finally in the last few years now owe a pickup, all the same color with an endgate still on. My mother's statement when we finally got a thermostat on the wall for the furnace, no more coal/wood furnace to start up the first thing in the morning. PG, I never did understand hiding behind a desk when they showed the movie of the blast destroying everything. Guess it was to shield one from the bright light as one waited for the blast to burn oneself up. db [/QUOTE]

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