Here's a video I took after chores the morning of July 4th last week:
http://youtu.be/wAAPYO-DiB8
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A tour of our Farm
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grasser
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A tour of our Farm
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Bob McCarty
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Re: A tour of our Farm
I enjoyed the tour. Glad I don't have to pick the beans. 
Bob
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RaymondDurban
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Re: A tour of our Farm
Great video, wonderful homeplace!
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Eugene
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Re: A tour of our Farm
Great video. Thanks.
The rock. Family farm was in west central Iowa, glacial moraine topography. Every spring we would pick up rocks worked out of the soil by the frost and using a skid, haul to the ditches. One spring a big rock popped up. Digging, digging, more digging, turned out to be about 6 foot in diameter. Finally got the rock rolled out of the hole and pushed to the ditch with the neighbor's loader tractor.
The rock. Family farm was in west central Iowa, glacial moraine topography. Every spring we would pick up rocks worked out of the soil by the frost and using a skid, haul to the ditches. One spring a big rock popped up. Digging, digging, more digging, turned out to be about 6 foot in diameter. Finally got the rock rolled out of the hole and pushed to the ditch with the neighbor's loader tractor.
I have an excuse. CRS.
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dgrapes59
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Re: A tour of our Farm
Thanks for the tour, I enjoyed it!
You have a neat farm, thanks for sharing,
You have a neat farm, thanks for sharing,
David
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Re: A tour of our Farm
If everyone viewed your video and heard your narration the world would be a better place...
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