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Burning of the Old House
It’s hard to believe that we are coming up on one year since we burned down the “Old House”. This house was on our farm from about 1914 to March 16th, 2011. The home was built by my grat-grandfather Lawrence Weber and his siblings for their mother, my great-great grandmother Verena Weber, whom was born…
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Swan Valley Waterfall
Fall Creek Falls in Swan Valley, Idaho. These are some photos I took and a video that I compiled while shooting at Fall Creek Falls in Swan Valley, Idaho. Swan Valley is next to Star Valley, which borders it on the North Side of our valley. It’s a very pretty waterfall that few people know…
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Downtime
Sorry about the site downtime today. Apparently my ISP, Silver Star Communications, had an issue where they bumped off all of their DSL customers until they rebooted their modems. Since I was at work I was not able to do this until I got home. Hopefully it won’t happen again anytime soon!
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1929 John Deere Model D
Earlier last fall I learned that someone in the valley has a very nice 1929 John Deere model D. The D was the first tractor that John Deere produced under the “John Deere” name (the Waterloo Boy was officially the first, which John Deere purchased to jump start their tractor line). Here is a picture…
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Wintertime in Star Valley
Star Valley winters can be tough. Fortunately, we have our nice sleds (snowmobiles) to help us get through them. This is a video I compiled of clips shot up Willow Creek, one of the valley’s many popular canyons. Featuring Eric & Rob Heiner on their Yamaha RX1s.
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Motorbiking at Caribou Mountain
One fo the things I love to do during the summer is go on bike rides with friends. This is a ride I was on where we went to Caribou Mountain. It’s quite windy, so sorry for all of the noise!
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Video of Combining
Here’s a short video I took while combining in a John Deere 6622.
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Wintertime Feeding Cattle
Even though we sold the dairy a few years ago, we still have a few beef cattle. It’s kind of fun feeding them when dad isn’t doing it. Here’s a few random photos of our cattle feeding experiences.
