My Amish landlord friend where I keep my floatplane spent all summer building his own home. Works a 60 hr week and then came home and built his house. Big deal today, first time having church at his place. I'm really proud and happy for him and his family. Great job Freeman.
Glenn
Glenn,
Nice to take pictures of the new place.
Hard working people for sure. We just bought a Golden Retriever from a Amish family, nice people and honest.
Glenn, I can’t tell in the pics but do they unhitch their buggy horses and tie them up in the barn? Looks like a packed driveway! “Stay in the buggy” is what a famous old race horse trainer use to always tell me......
A couple days before they gather at someone's home the enclosed " church wagon" and a couple flatbed steel wheel wagons show up. The church wagon has all the benches and other items. The flat bed wagons get loaded with loose hay for the horse smorgasbord. If you look to the left of the little barn you can see the wagons and horses.
Glenn
Did you help build it Glenn? That would have been fun.
Dave I helped after work when I could. Setting floor joist, flooring and setting trusses. I went down to be his grunt but he made me pound some nails too. Some times it was just better if I stayed out of the way. Was alot of fun.
Glenn
"Optimism is going after Moby Dick in a rowboat and taking the tartar sauce with you!"DavePA11 liked this post
I love this time of the year as long as it snows.
Beautiful morning
Glenn
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"Optimism is going after Moby Dick in a rowboat and taking the tartar sauce with you!"
We have very little snow so far this year.....the good news is...ice is forming good and solid. Last year we had 2 storms around Thanksgiving that dumped 20+ inches each time and many storms after that....made for slushy crappy lake conditions
...an my package from Bend draws ever closer.....
JP Russell--The Cub Therapist
1947 PA-11 Cub Special
A couple of years ago I bought some used Trick air skis for my project....I made up some removeable brackets instead of welding permanent ones to my gear. I tested them on my J3 and they work fine....the Trick air's are not stellar in slush and deep snow, but it's nice on the runway and moving in and out of the hangar. I modified the brackets to allow use of my Aero classic 8.50 s after these photos. Don't worry though....I didn't fly my certified Cub with them on
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One of the local farmers daughters came home from Idaho to be with her family at Christmas. She teaches at a Christian Academy. She took this awesome snow dog picture late yesterday afternoon of their family farm
Glenn
Nice property Glenn, love that Federal style farmhouse! Your place I mean.
I thought those were called sun dogs.
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Glenn
"Optimism is going after Moby Dick in a rowboat and taking the tartar sauce with you!"
That sure looked more appropriate than when I googled snow dogs earlier! Saw some cute pups though.....hadn’t heard of it either way! Thanks!
That photo belongs on a Christmas card.
Tim
I think this one is Christmas card worthy other than the clown in the bottom left cornerOne of the local farmers daughters came home from Idaho to be with her family at Christmas. She teaches at a Christian Academy. She took this awesome snow dog picture late yesterday afternoon of their family farm
Glenn
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