My quad thread got me thinking

[SASKFARMER]

I remember a 60 got a few

[foragefarmer]

Here's another one that came to mind. Remember after a big snow storm the huge snow piles that were created after the tractor cleaned the yard. These huge snow piles were excellent to make tunnels through.

Then of coarse all the snow forts, king of the castle, and tobogganing these mountains of snow provided us.

After supper we would enjoy all this fun under the reflection off the white snow created by the yard light.

Never ending fun!!!

Sorry drifted off there from the outhouse
A “54” had nothing to do with it
It was a liquor rap
How much are they now ?

[GDR]

our outhouse didn't have wifi , so was in and out quick
anyone remember what a "54" was?

Wow, here I thought there was only a #1 and a #2 when it came to using an outhouse, you old fellows sure know how to complicate things!ðŸ¤

our outhouse didn't have wifi , so was in and out quick
anyone remember what a "54" was?

[SASKFARMER]

Yes, the one you pulled from the end. I remember neighbours stopping in to see it. Similar when we got the first 54 ft I think cult. Big equipment hahaha.

[AlbertaFarmer5]

Was the Versatile harrow bar the one that didn't fold up, and you pulled it by the end for transport? Must have had no fences, or huge gates to make that work?

[SASKFARMER]

The outhouse you didn't piss around just went and got back in the house. Grandfathers house had that so when we stayed overnight that was the morning treat.

I was born in the year dad got running water power and build a new house on the farm and planted tons of trees. We had pictures but they also had a 8mm machine I think ill have to find those and get them transferred over.

I remember the first versatile harrow bar he got it was 60 ft and looked like a monster.

Eventually, after my sister was born we built a home in Town and actually moved the cattle to an uncle and fed his and ours for a few years. Closed the farmhouse for the winter one year never again. Because that was the time your truck broke down or you had problems and nowhere to go warm up.

But then for 6 months, you were a town kid with the key to the rink and hockey was almost every day of the week. Flip the lights on put the nets out and about 8 of us would skate and play. Insurance now wouldn't let you do that.

Interesting times. School cancelled take the Elan and Snowjet and head to the creek for the day. Yes, school was cancelled so why not.

[blackpowder]

Man, the years are varied but I'm surprised how many memories common.
Likely over 75% here.
Must be a theory in there somewhere.

[makar]

Most homes had honey pails in the basement with a jug of lysol at ready. 6 kids in the house meant the guy relegated to dragging it up the stairs and dumping it dreaded the task. Life was not easy back then.

You had a basement?