"Farming is a profession of hope."
~Brian Brett
These buildings are all part of the old Sensabaugh Egg Farm. There is a very interesting story here. Mr. Sensabaugh was blind, but that did not stop him from doing all the needed chores around the farm. He could drive the tractor, plant, raise his chickens and collect the eggs plus plant and harvest potatoes. The most amazing thing is he could use electric machinery like table saws much to his wife’s chagrin. He fixed everything that broke and usually by himself. We bought eggs there for years and then potatoes. Now grasses are grown in the field for feed. You can click on the picture and then do “control +” to enlarge it.
Picture taken January 4, 2016, with Bud’s hiking waterproof & shockproof Canon PowerShot D20.
(It’s waterproof to 33 ft and shockproof to 5 ft...a bit heavy, but it does the job. He now uses his iPhone 6 all the time, and this have been handed down to me.)
Go to Tom’s backroadstraveler’s Barn Cooperative to see lots more old barns.
Picture taken January 4, 2016, with Bud’s hiking waterproof & shockproof Canon PowerShot D20.
(It’s waterproof to 33 ft and shockproof to 5 ft...a bit heavy, but it does the job. He now uses his iPhone 6 all the time, and this have been handed down to me.)
Go to Tom’s backroadstraveler’s Barn Cooperative to see lots more old barns.
