Posted by IAGary on December 31, 2009 at 03:33:46 from (207.177.17.153):
In Reply to: IA Gary - Where are you? posted by Stan - Florida on December 30, 2009 at 19:47:44:
Don't know as though I would call this gods country with the weather we have had here the last couple of years but we're all surviving.
I have been trying to get the old square bales cleaned out of that big old barn.
I have lived on this farm all by 52 years of life and have never seen the floor in that barn. It will hold about 7000 bales when full and we always kept it full. Now with the big round bales it's time to get it emptied before I get rid of all the cows.
I got down to some wire tied bales that were baled before 1962. That's the year dad traded the wire tie for the string tie. The barn was empty in 57 cause that is the year they moved this big old barn in here.
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