Walking to the road for a ride in the semi with Levi.
It’s hard to tell, but Josh is in the truck. And he LOVED his ride!
For the record – Dad & Jacob extracted about 9 gallons of honey this morning. This is the only picture – not too exciting but I wanted it in here for reference other years.
We girls got our kitchen work done and then headed to the field for rides. Josh made a birthday cake while he waited for his turn.
Waiting for a truck to come back.
Cloudy but beautiful. That’s our farm near the center.
Love this!
Ben & Sarah with Uncle Randy.
Kate & Jewel with Grandpa.
Unloading on the go.
:)
Success #2 – YUMMMM!!
Spontaneous wiener roast on a perfect evening. Great idea Dad!!!!!
The only healthy thing on the menu -
which is even questionable when you smother them with caramel. But it’s oh so good – and just a favorite part of an IL fall.
Baked beans, of course – and I didn’t get px of the smores or hot chocolate – but all essentials for an IL wiener roast.
Jesse practiced his blacksmith skills.
Dad & I took a walk to check on the cows which were moved into Uncle Harley’s field which Uncle Randy harvested this afternoon.
Frisky calves!
One lone stalk was left – which Mama cow found and harvested :)
The End.
My what a wonderful day! Thanks for sharing all the farming scenes. Sure miss having a chance to ride in the combine.
ReplyDeleteI recognize the couch, but is that your best piano in the barn? Are you getting ready to host another singing?
C-my Yamaha is right where it's always been - safely in the living room. The piano in the red shed is the one that has a great sound but STINKS horribly because I bought it from a heavy smoker. Lesson learned! The piano still stinks out there, but blended with smells of sawdust, cows, and other such outdoorsy smells (cut grass next year?), it's much more bearable. I could hardly stand to go to my basement kitchen because it was so bad! We aren't planning any singings at this time, but maybe someday.
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