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Helping a friend harvest


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Posted by Eric in IL on October 27, 2012 at 19:16:47 from (208.124.66.242):

I finished my own harvesting earlier this week, so I went to help a friend finish his harvest today. We became buddies in the first grade, which was 45 years ago. I got the privilege of driving his grain cart and had time for a few pictures so here goes.

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This was shot as we arrived at the field where the equipment spent the previous night. Time to grease the combine.

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And we're off! Only about 35 acres left for today, barring any breakdowns we will finish early today.

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Our area had a severe drought this year. Much of my own corn was less than 20 bpa. This field lies in a bottom and the corn was much better than most in our area.

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Cart loaded, headed for the trucks.

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Yep, that is mud. Where was it this summer?

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More mud with trucks waiting near the trees.

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Loading time.

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After a few more trips it was lunch time. Thanks to my wife it was homemade vegetable/beef soup, deer salami with cheese on crackers and an apple. Mighty fine!

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This is my buddies dad checking on my loading job. He is a very young 80 something and can out work many men half his age.

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Another set of watchful eyes to keep me in line. Old Pedro has a bobbed tail, and when he wags it, he moves it up and down instead of sideways. Funny to watch.

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Then with one more load left to haul--KERBOOM ! Sounded like a cannon. May need a new tire for next year. Thanks for lookin.


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