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dawson30In album: Nebr Farm Life - Early 1940sIn Webshots channel: news - Date uploaded: Apr 15, 2002
On Ruth & Lloyd Berryman's 'place'. My father would use voice commands to tell the horses to 'giddy-up' or 'whoa' as he walked beside the wagon picking, husking and throwing the ears against the wagon's 'back-board'. (below) Among the farm 'chores' was feeding the hogs. Our 'hay-stacker' is in the field behind me.
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sure is a nice big team of horses ... I still have horses .. too many for one person, but I love them! (4) I have two that I just tell to 'go around' so they walk in a circle so I can throw their hay to them without getting a face mess all over the place ... of course got two Appaloosas .. bestest horses around in my opinion .. well the old foundation stock
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mabelscritterart 2008.01.23 at 13:54:50 PST
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