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panfluteman

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12. So - What's the Point?

Reply to Uncle Joe (Original post)

Sat Aug 1, 2015, 04:05 AM

Aug 2015

Especially on a political website like this one. But then again, not every posting on this website is pertinent to politics.

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The Hay Pusher [View all] Uncle Joe Aug 2015 OP

Very satisfying to watch! Suich Aug 2015 #1

Fascinating to watch passiveporcupine Aug 2015 #2

In bare feet, no less- I can feel the breeze, and smell the hay, the sweat, and the forest . . . NBachers Aug 2015 #3

The crow cawing in the background, the trees and the view. Uncle Joe Aug 2015 #6

Done it... malokvale77 Aug 2015 #4

That was excellent, but what kind of instrument is he playing? Uncle Joe Aug 2015 #7

You are welcome malokvale77 Aug 2015 #10

A one string slide guitar Thor_MN Aug 2015 #23

He's rocking the cigar box "one string thing" WAY better than even this little guy... FailureToCommunicate Aug 2015 #35

I can feel my eyes turning red and watery as my sinuses fill just watching this. Ed Suspicious Aug 2015 #5

I don't understand how the occasional hay piece would not hurt her feet Skittles Aug 2015 #8

Her feet have been toughened and now she kicks hay's ass, Skittles, Uncle Joe Aug 2015 #9

she does indeed rock! Skittles Aug 2015 #11

It only hurts if you are haying an overgrown field. In other words, one PotatoChip Aug 2015 #31

She's young and strong and skilled...I remember those days! I loved this video! Thanks!! nt haikugal Aug 2015 #39

So - What's the Point? panfluteman Aug 2015 #12

It's a shame you don't get it. malokvale77 Aug 2015 #13

There are two points. Uncle Joe Aug 2015 #14

Oh sure,...like politicians don't make hay. Spitfire of ATJ Aug 2015 #15

If you're looking for a point, especialy a political point on every post - you're going to be very.. marble falls Aug 2015 #21

Even if there is not other point - that method of gathering hay is very old - before tractors, etc - jwirr Aug 2015 #27

looks like they are loading it on a red pick-up truck Kali Aug 2015 #32

Saw that to. The mountains in the background look like it might be VA. jwirr Aug 2015 #33

went looking and it is in Canada Kali Aug 2015 #37

Thanks. jwirr Aug 2015 #38

That maybe everything in life doesn't require a machine to make it "easier" and rwsanders Aug 2015 #42

Thanks for posting, Uncle Joe! BlueMTexpat Aug 2015 #16

I noticed that as well, BlueMTexpat Uncle Joe Aug 2015 #17

Fascinating!! lamp_shade Aug 2015 #18

Wow! Impressive! She is certainly made of sturdy stuff! She has very high core body strength. Enthusiast Aug 2015 #19

Takes me back to my youth on a Wisconsin dairy farm. After bringing in hay ... Scuba Aug 2015 #20

Yes! I was thinking the same thing about the chaff...LOL haikugal Aug 2015 #41

that is me 30 years ago... handmade34 Aug 2015 #22

Hay the old way HassleCat Aug 2015 #24

Thanks for reminding me Thespian2 Aug 2015 #25

No need for a gym membership for that young lady. calikid Aug 2015 #26

This may be the future for a lot of us in 30 years or so blackspade Aug 2015 #28

Next time my wife complains about vacuuming the rugs packman Aug 2015 #29

oh man Kali Aug 2015 #30

She has great form! rock Aug 2015 #34

**sigh** If only my kids would work that hard with the old man... FailureToCommunicate Aug 2015 #36

Before mechanization. cilla4progress Aug 2015 #40