A close up of the working Oliver. Can you imagine how many rows have been plowed by him? Wonder what names the mules had that pulled the plow or how many steps by man were made who followed him?

I spent one day decorating the outside but have yet to figure out a plan for these new finds. Whenever I come up with an idea I will take photos.
I am glad I got most of the outside decorated on Sunday because this morning it was thirty degrees and frost. When I looked outside it was a fairy land of white. Sorry no photos. Sometimes I just enjoy and do not take time for photos.
Yesterday I ran a marathon up and down the stairs bringing boxes of Christmas decorations up and then empty boxes back to their home in the basement.
When it came time to fix dinner, my legs were so tired, I drug the kitchen stool up next to the stove and fixed chili. I left the clean up detail to Prince and Mimi and went downstairs one more time(yes, I took another empty box down) and proceeded to sit down in my recliner prop my feet up and RELAX.
The kitty justice is that Christmas has arrived on the Hill.
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And the super finds from the farm Yippee!!
The home made harrow is great. My husband made a similar one--only square-- and we used it to drag the horse pasture. Yours is very unique and the wheel adds to it mystery.
I am glad the dog is getting better. MB
Thanks. Do you still have the harrow that your husband made?Peace
Thanks.I had my camera out to take photos but got so busy did not take any. Peace
Monica
I have always been fansination with old tools. My imagination runs wild with the stories they could tell if they could speak. Peace