I'm up to the cabin doing chores. Even though I'm not doing anything most people would consider play, only work, I'm enjoying my brief stay. Working on equipment, mowing and brush hoggin, and a bit of driving around in the evening. I have to get back in the morning. :)
The wild iris picture below is a good one, but not sure it was worth the 30 some ticks that jumped on me while down in the ditch taking the picture.
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Nice pictures and I love that old tractor. Ain't it a little tough having to pack up and leave all that beauty? smiley_sun
Was that Lou? Looks like an old Ford,'53-'54,somewhere's around there. Looks like the one I grew up around.
Yup, it was also good to see Uncle Lou up and about.
Looks like everything is blooming and growing. :)
Great pictures! :)
QuoteLooks like an old Ford,'53-'54,somewhere's around there
+1 Has the Cyclops medallion on the hood and is overhead valve engine.
Your trillium can't still be in bloom :o
Nope, no trilium in any of those photos, but some other interesting specimens. :)
First off, give me that and nobody would ever see or hear from me again (I knew that would make you all happy ;D) and secondly might I ask what you carry in the milk crate on the bush hog? Great pictures too, that's one outhouse that might actually smell good inside :D!
Some odds and end tools or water or whatever. The crate is bolted on :) Much easier than trying to put stuff on the tractor.
Your place looks like a place where companies would be fighting to film a commercial there.
Everything's blooming.
Post Card purdy! smiley_thumbsup
Pretty nice. ;D
Youve got a real pretty country side there i also Had a tick climbing on the kitchen doorway this morning. I was in the woods working last night and must have brought that bad boy inside. Everything is beautiful this time of year till it quits raining. I was hoping tick season was over.
Nice pictures Jeff. Is that a Rino brush cutter you have behind the Ford? I have the LT6 Rino and really like it.
John