Posted by JL2510 on September 18, 2021 at 07:55:33 from (206.83.250.93):
Back in the early 2000's, just before my Grandfather retired, he bought a digital camera and carried it everywhere. He liked to take pictures of interesting sights he'd see when farming around our county. He and one of my Uncles were doing custom work as well as farming a good bit of their own, so they got around. He was cleaning out his office a few weeks back and gave me his book of pictures. 20 years old this summer already! I couldn't believe it. Seems like last week! Anyway, thought since on here might like seeing some pictures. If you like them I'll post more. He captioned them. We're right around the Antietam Battlefield.
He showed someone else and they said You'd have some really nice pictures here if you would've left the tractor out! But Grandad liked to show he was working too, not just out for a walk with the camera.
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