About Me
- Andrew
- Bottineau, North Dakota, United States
- I live on a farm in the turtle mountains of North Dakota (the boonies). I play the mandolin in a family bluegrass band.
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Wooden Minature
Gold Top
Canning Jars
Handmade wooden jar. Approxamatly 1 1/2 inches high and 1 inch wide. Made on a lathe, these make very nice little gifts.
Price:
$1.00 each
Contact Me at: lynn@bartlettuniversity.com
Shipping and handling not included
Gold Top
Canning Jars
Handmade wooden jar. Approxamatly 1 1/2 inches high and 1 inch wide. Made on a lathe, these make very nice little gifts.
Price:
$1.00 each
Contact Me at: lynn@bartlettuniversity.com
Shipping and handling not included
The Plow
6 comments:
WOW!
What a way to start a blog! Now I never used a van but we've done similar things in my younger days although I doubt if I could run behind that plow like I used too! Am I mistaken or do you folks have a rock or two on your place cause one time I figured the rider was gonna lose er :)
Great blog!
Tom
I agree... How cool is that, to plow with a van. We used to bring calves and pigs home from the sale barn in the back of a '67 Pontiac, but we never did much field work with our vehicles!!
Great job Andrew... I doubt the horses ever pulled that thing that fast!!
JM
Now that’s thinking outside of the box! How does that saying go? Necessity is the mother of invention? Cool video!
Russ
Wow! I watched that at youtube (I'm a subscriber, folks!!! Wheeee!) and that's cool :D
As to your post below, I'm hungry too!!
That was a great way to plow. Ya'll are truly learning how to work with what you have.
Welcome to the blogging world, Andrew!
I just watched your plowing video. Great job! Wow. I've never seen anyone plow with a van before! Thanks for posting it. : )
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