Be it ever so humble...

kcm.MN · Dec 27, 2022

Puzzle: https://jigex.com/y7Tyd

r.w.b. · Dec 28, 2022

wow a left hand turnig plow. wasnt many of them built

Majorman · Dec 28, 2022

Think it was an early reversible one!!!! :0)

Brian

Bruce from Can. · Dec 28, 2022

You could split a rain drop on that roof. Those folks
must have come from some place that got a lot of
snow. Like Buffalo has !

Bob Bancroft · Dec 28, 2022

I think if I had the option of having a motorized machine, I'd choose a tractor over the car/truck in the shed.

gmccool · Dec 28, 2022

I noticed that also. I have a J I Case left turning plow.

caterpillar guy · Dec 28, 2022

Perhaps the negative they used was viewed backwards will also do that.

matthies · Dec 28, 2022

Maybe the kids are looking for worms so Dad can take them fishing.

AzPeapicker · Dec 28, 2022

Good Morning
I thought that I would let you know that none of the puzzles loaded .

AzPeapicker

Steve@Advance · Dec 28, 2022

Is that who I think it is?
Old Rivers

SweetFeet · Dec 28, 2022

That's a beautiful picture!

Richard G. · Dec 28, 2022

I agree.

Richard G. · Dec 28, 2022

Thanks for that painting.
I saved it and going to have it enlarged for framing.

Richard G. · Dec 28, 2022

Bruce, many old homes and barns here in the south had steep roofs with wood shingles.
Would last so much longer and less prone to ever leak.

Crazy Horse · Dec 28, 2022

Nice painting. Ever hear of fair-haired blonde children being referred to as Tow Heads? Its really pretty much an outdated term nowadays. The two in the painting would certainly qualify. My dad would use it now and then I remember. Here's an explanation in the link below .......
Untitled URL Link

farmerjohn · Dec 28, 2022

Thanks for the history lesson.

Bill(Wis) · Dec 28, 2022

I don't want to start any disagreements but Majorman's version looks to be the correct one although I gueass there might have been left hand plows.

cdmn · Dec 28, 2022

How can an artist produce such detail? Is there some kind of computer aided stuff going on?

Question: Wouldn't he take the hay off before plowing?

Richard G. · Dec 28, 2022

I saved both.

Leroy · Dec 28, 2022

I think at one time most plows were left hand. Why I do not know but a lot of horse drawn plows both walking and riding were left hand.

Pete in MD · Dec 28, 2022

Don't think so, Old Rivers always had a hitch in his gitty-up.

kcm.MN · Dec 28, 2022

(quoted from post at 07:00:04 12/28/22) Is that who I think it is?
Old Rivers

Thanks for posting this link. Wife and I truly enjoyed hearing it again!!

Barts Dad · Dec 28, 2022

The last year my Grandpa plowed with horses, I was five years old. My cousin and I would walk behind looking for worms so we could go fishing down at the creek. We would also follow near the woods as every once and while we would score an arrowhead. I close my eyes and can still smell that fresh turned soil! Great memories of a simpler time.

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