I’ve been helping Terry work on his pinto bean combine
As you can see we still have two of the augurs to put back.
With lots of ropes and the help of a lift we got the chute (the biggest augur goes into) up and connected. (When you use old equipment……………at least it is paid for.)
The day was a tad warm and the work a bit on the stressful side…meaning if I don’t understand the hand signals or read his mind….I’m sure you understand what I mean.
I also didn’t want anything to happen TO him…like falling off the ladder–see it tipping there…so I was ‘hang’n around, snapping photos when he wasn’t looking, and trying to help him if he were to fall.
That is when I noticed we have a sort of neat old fence…right there! Right next to me. The blue thing is an automatic animal waterer.
We even shut the gate with the original gate closer — a horse shoe! I guess I didn’t need to look far or wide for something fun to show you in the line of fences. It was right there. The common old corral fence on a typical farm!
Head over to Teresa’s site for more exciting and fun fences and gates. The Run*A* Round Ranch blog.
See you on Friday!
Your farm friend,
Linda







