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| Admittedly this is a recent picture which was taken during the Summer of 2017. I put on a straw hat and my Carhart Shirt and observed some of the beautiful Hydranges in the Garden at my Home in Georgia. |
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| In May of 2017 I visited my Hometown, Guttenberg, Iowa. While there my Nephew stopped by and I had to take this picture of his three Boys. They proudly posed by their Dad's Ram, which seems to be the appropriate pick-up for modern Farm Boys. Of course, even though I live in a City in Georgia I also appreciate my RAM. |
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| This is a picture of My Dad and it is most likely from early 1940. He is standing at the porch at the home his Parents built in the 1918/1919 time frame. |
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| This is the Home I was born in in 1940. Look close and you can see my Dad sitting on the steps. |
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| The young Sailor on the left is my brother John Paul. The family picture next to it has all my Siblings. The Young boy seated on the left end is John Paul. My Dad and Mom are also seated. I cannot recall who My Dad is holding. This picture must have been taken in the Mid 1960s when I and My Brother David were both in the Navy. |
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| These are the Farm Pictures from an era when Tractors were not generally used by Farmers. |
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| This is a picture of two of My Dad's Brother's spreading lime on the soil. |
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| This picture shows running ear corn up into the corncrib. My Uncle Ernst had the two row John Deere Mounted Corn Picker. He and My Dad worked together to harvest the corn each Fall. This is the scene on My Uncle's Farm on Clayton Ridge, just North of Guttenberg, Iowa. I believe this was in the late 1940s or early 1950s.
This post has allowed me to recall the wonderful memories of My Farm Youth in Northeast Iowa.
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