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<blockquote data-quote="db-2" data-source="post: 347554" data-attributes="member: 4743">I remember:Every summer built 20-25 haystacks.&nbsp; Dad would bring in a bucket of hay with the M tractor and farmhand loader.&nbsp; i and my brother's job was, with pitchforks, to build the perfect haystack in the old man's mind.&nbsp; Temp was usually 90 degrees.&nbsp; He said he did us a favor with square bales.&nbsp; RightPicking rock with a stone boat.&nbsp; Rocks were heavy to put on and then at pile they needed to be bunch up and not just throw off.&nbsp; Dad's favor time for us to pick rocks on the summer fallow was every time when he was upset with us.&nbsp; And it was always 90 degrees.&nbsp; And the rocks never ended.Fencing with a manual post hole digger and using oak fence post that seem to last only 3-4 years.Shoveling grain into the wooden grain bin with a steel shovel and then using that same shovel to shovel it back out.Had a Welsh painted horse that every time i try to get on he would pull me off with his teeth on my ass.Loading the grain drill with 80 lb fert sacks that i could not lift.Using a wide pitchfork to clean the chicken coup.&nbsp; And did it smell.&nbsp; And holding the chicken as mom chop the head off.That is enough thinking about those great times and there were many of those.&nbsp; db- - - Updated - - -Baseball cards were used on the bikes.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="db-2, post: 347554, member: 4743"] I remember: Every summer built 20-25 haystacks. Dad would bring in a bucket of hay with the M tractor and farmhand loader. i and my brother's job was, with pitchforks, to build the perfect haystack in the old man's mind. Temp was usually 90 degrees. He said he did us a favor with square bales. Right Picking rock with a stone boat. Rocks were heavy to put on and then at pile they needed to be bunch up and not just throw off. Dad's favor time for us to pick rocks on the summer fallow was every time when he was upset with us. And it was always 90 degrees. And the rocks never ended. Fencing with a manual post hole digger and using oak fence post that seem to last only 3-4 years. Shoveling grain into the wooden grain bin with a steel shovel and then using that same shovel to shovel it back out. Had a Welsh painted horse that every time i try to get on he would pull me off with his teeth on my ass. Loading the grain drill with 80 lb fert sacks that i could not lift. Using a wide pitchfork to clean the chicken coup. And did it smell. And holding the chicken as mom chop the head off. That is enough thinking about those great times and there were many of those. db [COLOR="silver"][SIZE=1]- - - Updated - - -[/SIZE][/COLOR] Baseball cards were used on the bikes. [/QUOTE]

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