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| tractor pulls |
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| plenty for children to do,picking up taters |
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| they used wire to tie the bales,no one wore gloves,had to be hard on hands |
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| pride in the Amish man`s face |
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| I loved watching the peoples faces |
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| the man on the clear left knew every operation going on at this festival |
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| the husks are flying off |
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| the steam engine ran this machine that made the hay really fine.the hay too wet to use,other hay was used to bale |
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| the young couple running this steam engine were adorable |
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| the man is driving the horses to cut the hay |
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| a lot of thistles |
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| gathering of the cut hay |
But,I did decide to go,& I was glad.I don`t know how many pictures I can upload on this one post,but I`ll begin & may have to complete it another day.
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| removing corn from husks |
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the horses at rest  |
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| these belts to this other machine help bale the hay |
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| I had a ride on the wagon |
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cutting the hay by horses    |
5 comments:
Oh this was wonderful! I would have loved to have gone to it. I'm glad you are making progress at home, and that your pals are looking out for ya. I love you, Phylisso.
Farming is hard work...I could never do it! I'm glad you had so much fun at this festival! I take it that the Amish didn't mind having their pics taken?
That looks like i was fun! I'm glad you stopped working to go to this! I never even knew they had such a thing!
I would very much LOVE to see this close up. The Amish around here don't like having their photos taken so you had a superb opportunity to photograph all this!
I have a zoom lens & did not intrude,however they were expecting cameras & didn`t seem to mind.
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