I worked with a lad who started on the farms in the late '40's. At that time there were 32 men in the farm, today there are two, the manager and his man. A third comes at harvest with the combine! Few make money, all live on handouts. That tractor, and Soub may know best, looks like the original type from the '40's.
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DeleteIs that not pirate talk rather than farm talk?
I worked with a lad who started on the farms in the late '40's. At that time there were 32 men in the farm, today there are two, the manager and his man. A third comes at harvest with the combine! Few make money, all live on handouts. That tractor, and Soub may know best, looks like the original type from the '40's.
ReplyDeleteHowever I am convinced the skilled photographer was born a great many years after the '40's, and long after farms were reduced to two men operation.
ReplyDeleteToo late, far too late!
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