Posted by larry@stinescorner on February 02, 2014 at 09:39:00 from (74.105.24.232):
went to my brothers farm to split some firewood for him .I split some wood and took some pictures too! a view of where I grew up years ago dad sold 1/2 the farm ,so a road goes down the middle of the original farm big new houses on one side of the street,where their back yards are,my dad used to raise pigs! thats the little farmhouse I grew up in,my brother rents it out. I stopped in the driveway to open the gate the little shed where we kept a freezer etc, One of my first solo block laying jobs,my dad let me do it by myself,I was pretty young at the time. the barn my dad built ,my brother and I too. my trailer is parked there too,I havent needed it ,almost forgot it was there! my old concrete mixer,many a side job I did with that old pup and I only took a few pictures of my brothers stuff,he is quite a collector even got a picture for SweetFeet Itook all those pictures ,,and split some wood,,,I wish i could get my brother on the site here,you all would like him,he is a great guy,a very good mechanic,and would be a nice addition to the tractor site, thank you all for joining me in my visit to where I grew up....Larry
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a view of where I grew up 
years ago dad sold 1/2 the farm ,so a road goes down the middle of the original farm 
big new houses on one side of the street,where their back yards are,my dad used to raise pigs! 
thats the little farmhouse I grew up in,my brother rents it out. 
I stopped in the driveway to open the gate 
the little shed where we kept a freezer etc, One of my first solo block laying jobs,my dad let me do it by myself,I was pretty young at the time. 
the barn my dad built ,my brother and I too. 
my trailer is parked there too,I havent needed it ,almost forgot it was there! 
my old concrete mixer,many a side job I did with that old pup 
and I only took a few pictures of my brothers stuff,he is quite a collector 
even got a picture for SweetFeet 
Itook all those pictures ,,and split some wood,,,I wish i could get my brother on the site here,you all would like him,he is a great guy,a very good mechanic,and would be a nice addition to the tractor site, thank you all for joining me in my visit to where I grew up....Larry