Well, the scrap metal pile was getting out of hand and the price of metal is pretty good right now, so my farmers decided to load up and make some money. They've got anything from silo augers, elevator chains, pieces of old gates, a tank of some sort, to a couple of old washing machines. I'd say this farm truck was a little overloaded with 1,840 pounds worth of scrap metal. I thought that looked like a pretty big pile of junk until I got to the scrap yard with my farmer.
That place was busy with people dumping off stuff! I'd say we had the biggest load compared to everyone else, though. The tailgate actually fell off when my farmer opened it. Shhh! Don't tell Grandpa! We got it back on good after the truck was unloaded. What a hot and sweaty job that was for my farmer to unload all of that. Don't you think he deserved an ice cream cone to cool him down and make him feel better?
Makes you wonder what all of that scrap metal will be made into someday. Reminds me of this quote from Bro. Branham:
Hallelujah. Amen. Yes, sir."54-0811
2 comments:
oh wow that looks like a lot of work! lately we have been making a few trips to the scrap yard with our old cars that don't run :)
anyway I just thought that I would tell you that we got to see Nathan and Hannah in the pictures of Still Waters Camp last week it looked like they had a blast it was really neat watching all the updates! it would have been neat to be in the same camp and get to meet each other but we registered for the august camp.
well Lord bless we really enjoy watching your blog :)
Nathan and Hannah had a awesome time! You are really going to be blessed! Everything was perfect! They came back with great testimonies! The Lord really blessed them. Too bad ya'll wasn't at the same one....
God bless you!
The farmer's wife
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