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Posted by Binder-Man on April 24, 2002 at 07:02:16 from (216.166.202.138):
In Reply to: Showing the younger generations how it's done. posted by redrev on April 24, 2002 at 03:59:18:
I was born and raised in the country, I can remember back in the early 50's when our neighbors barn burned down how my dad and all the neighbor's went right to work to build a new one. All the women kept them well fed during the project,and milking was a real chore till the barn was built.When the barn was completed they had a barn dance up in the new hay mow, I will never forget these good ol times. In our fast paced world today, allot of this type of things are forgotten! Binder-Man
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