[Jim in NC]

This pic was taken on a late spring day from inside the barn looking towards the house after unloading hay. The shed posts make a neat frame.

 

[bettyp]

That is a big load of hay Jim

 

[Jim in NC]

That trailer can haul about 100 bales and get in under the shed.

 

[Stephenscity]

Made a nice pic. Really inviting!

 

[Guest]

I'd make it a calendar page

 

[gordon1121]

Very pretty picture. Bet that shade felt good after loading it to.

 

[single tree farm]

Beautiful picture, you are living the dream - no doubt! Does your super A have a fast-hitch? From the angle it looks to me like it does but I can't tell for sure. *edit* Or 100-140 - from the angle and after my dad pointed it out to me, I can't really tell... regardless I think you know what I mean. :lol:

 

[Jim in NC]

The 140 in the pic on the Farmall board has a one point hitch on it.

 

[single tree farm]

I thought it looked like one from the back - if I'd caught the message on the Farmall board I guess I would have known for sure :lol: As always, thanks for Sharing, Jim!

 

[Kiwi071]

That is a cool photo Jim,what is the big light green tree,do you have any special trees growing in your area.

 

[Jim in NC]

That is a cool photo Jim,what is the big light green tree,do you have any special trees growing in your area.

The tree to the left of the trailer is a pecan tree andthe larger one to the right is an ash tree.

 

[prwttsh]

Great pic!!!!

 

[missouri massey man]

Jim, what we could see showed a very nice spread. Man there ain't nothing like living in the country, is there? Enjoying life as it were intended, I see.

 

[johndeerefan]

Picture perfect representation of country living. You have a very nice and neat farm.

I would not want to throw those top bales on that trailer. My back would hurt for a week.

 

[Jim in NC]

Picture perfect representation of country living. You have a very nice and neat farm.

I would not want to throw those top bales on that trailer. My back would hurt for a week.

It has gotten tougher since a bad auto accident about 3.5 years ago, but I can still do it as of last fall. I am Just a little slower and more careful now. I can usually get 'em up there from the ground if the hay is good and dry, and I guess it helps to be 6'2" tall.

 

[DerickS]

Great pic! Thanks for posting