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John Deere Model A Drilling Photos
As I mentioned in the previous post, I had the opportunity to go drill (plant) oats with my 1947 John Deere A. I had a great time doing it, but forgot to take some good photos afterwords! So, yesterday I was able to go out with the Canon 5D MK II and spend a few…
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Ryker on the 1935 B
This is a favorite photo of mine. It’s my nephew on a 1935 John Deere B. You’d assume he is unhappy because his mother left him or something… But in reality, he was unhappy because he wanted to be on the 1938 John Deere B with rubber tires that was next to the steel-wheeled tractor…
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Model A Photography Shoot
They say you should take photos of the things you enjoy and love. So, every now and then I take the tractors out and do some shooting. Here’s a few photos of the John Deere A and BW.
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We Used to Get More Snow
Winter is starting to wind down with a few signs of spring starting to pop up. In other words, the road in front of my house that is usually covered with snow for about three months of the year is now bare. We still have quite a ways to go though before it is all…
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October Through December 2012 Photo Journal
I finally got around to finishing the photo journal 2012. As you may notice, there are many photos of me feeding cattle. That’s because with the days as short as they were, my schedule basically consisted of going to work, coming home and feeding the cows, then getting home just in time for it to…
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July Through September 2012 Photo Journal
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May Through June 2012 Photo Journal
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April 2012 Photo Journal
Here’s my photo journal for April 2012. Sorry I’m a bit late–with the days getting longer it’s harder to find time to do stuff like this (but easier to find time to take photos). What’s neat about this month is you get to see the change in landscape as the snow leaves and the valley…
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March 2012 Photo Journal
I’m a little late at posting my photos for March. Better late then never!
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March 2012 SV Sunset
This is a video I took of the sunset that we had on March 24, 2012. The view is from Weber Lane looking towards Black Mountain and the North East mountains of Star Valley.