My parents went on the farm for a couple of hours last Sunday and took me with them. No, we didn't go to the actual fields. My mother fed the cats and dogs and watered the flowers, and I just looked around to see the improvements in the office and the new or freshly repaired machinery. And of course, the cats! :)
My mother with one of the dogs.
The newest tractor that was imported second-hand from England.
The "reformed" tractor that we went to order parts for last year. It needs a new coat of paint, but it already works. Don't be fooled by the "old-fashioned" appearance; it's already upgraded to a modern tractor inside, new engine and all.

This tractor was really new when my brother bought it two years ago, for a change. The red thing in the background is a seed drill.
A disc harrow under (re)construction from old parts and those metal shapes.

Unexpected reflections in the windows. And in case you are wondering, that stone kept the cats' dish from getting blown away by the wind.

These cats are last year's litter. The black one (the only female) is very wild. The mother didn't show up.




LOL
There is a stork in this picture, the black and white thing in front of the house. I can't enlarge it any more with the means of Photobucket.
And here I am squinting against the sun. Does it show that it was still too cold for the season? That wind just wouldn't stop.

My mother with one of the dogs.
The newest tractor that was imported second-hand from England.
The "reformed" tractor that we went to order parts for last year. It needs a new coat of paint, but it already works. Don't be fooled by the "old-fashioned" appearance; it's already upgraded to a modern tractor inside, new engine and all.

This tractor was really new when my brother bought it two years ago, for a change. The red thing in the background is a seed drill.
A disc harrow under (re)construction from old parts and those metal shapes.

Unexpected reflections in the windows. And in case you are wondering, that stone kept the cats' dish from getting blown away by the wind.

These cats are last year's litter. The black one (the only female) is very wild. The mother didn't show up.




LOL
There is a stork in this picture, the black and white thing in front of the house. I can't enlarge it any more with the means of Photobucket.
And here I am squinting against the sun. Does it show that it was still too cold for the season? That wind just wouldn't stop.

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