Your Picture of the day.

What is this?

 

It is a cream separator.

 

Correct. Thank you sir.

 

Have you ever used one? If you have, which spout does the cream come out? Damm, sometimes I forget just how old I am!

 

We never got that high tech. The cream was heaviest in the first few glasses poured from the pitcher. The big kids usually got theirs first, leaving less and less for us little kids.

That's a lot of cranking! That's why it's nice to have lots of kids on the farm.

 

That's why a lot of farmers had big families back in the day ,,, that's what I was told one time anyway.

 

Considering the noise coming from my parents bedroom bet had more to do with long cold winter nights.

 

The best biscuits come from the cream !!!

 

My midlife crisis car lol

 

Happy Fall!

 

The 4x4 truck is the Mr's baby.

 

All still energized so I didn’t see the problem

 

I'm going to go out on a limb here and say that ,, at the speed they had to be going to snap that pole ,, I'm not so sure they'd have made it around that 90 degree cuve up ahead. They were an accident just looking for a place to happen.

 

I'm calling these Carolina Range Palms. I bet somebody knows what they are and how they were made.

 

Nice solid bridge abutments work well also.

 

Telcom was the strong for the super sub "station"
Not one cut out let go ,Wow
Sloth
new pole raising

 

Tell me more about this, Diggity…

 

I didn't ask the owner much about it. IP didn't make any M1A1's, but the stock could've been swapped out long ago. He'll be back, so I can learn more. I just thought it was neat to see an Irwin-Pedersen receiver. Less than 1/10th of one percent (3542) of M1 carbine production came from them, and apparently only entered service after Saginaw, which was also in Grand Rapids, Michigan, fixed them.