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Stan Ciszek
{K:47109} 7/3/2008
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woooooooow....Stan,
It's so creative scrap yard,I've remember such machine,my grandpa was using,fifty years ago in Poland.
Thanks for sharing...
My best...
Stan C.
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Stan Hill
{K:29352} 7/3/2008
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Stan, the old machinery is disappearing so quickly that it is fun to catch glimpses of the past through what is still left. It is such wonderful mechanical design with what they had to work with at the time. Some incredible minds and hands of creation.
Be well, Stan
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Pablo Dylan
{K:62161} 7/3/2008
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Excellent documentary shot.
Pablo
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Arif Ertan Ersoy (aersoy)
{K:27290} 7/3/2008
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interesting old mechanical details!!
amazing presentation stan!
all the best,
arif
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Keith Growden
{K:27580} 7/3/2008
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Brings back memories for me Stan. Only not that far back:) Used to do a lot of hay when i was a teenager. Got pretty fit. One day, you can show me all this stuff i hope. Well done. Keith:)
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Stan Hill
{K:29352} 7/3/2008
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Thanks Pablo, this old equipment is so fascinating to look at after watching all of the latest new equipment in the fields of Montana.
I appreciate your comments.
Be well, Stan
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Stan Hill
{K:29352} 7/3/2008
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Thanks Arif, this is the kind of history I like. Do not have to memorize dates! The design of this early equipment is so interesting. Thanks for your comments and support.
Be well, Stan
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Stan Hill
{K:29352} 7/3/2008
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Keith, the door is always open. I will continue to tease you with some of this great old stuff. There is so much of this still around Montana. There is always some lawn or yard art in almost any town. Sometimes on some old ranches there are 4 or 5 generations of equipment lined up in a field od behind the barn.
Be well,Stan
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Ania Blazejewska
{K:23975} 7/7/2008
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very interesting capture
great brown tones
hugs,
Ania
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