After receiving the beautiful clock made from a board from the old grain elevator earlier this week (thanks so much Ada and Jerry!), I realized that there were several more pictures from the elevator tour at the reunion that had not been posted. Here they are, without much commentary, except to say that it's enjoyable to see Uncle Perry and my dad having such a good time educating us all about our heritage in the grain industry. Maybe they can elucidate a little on each picture and what it is about.
The last one (#7) you will recognize - it's the one that was the header on this blog for several months after the reunion.
Touring that elevator was a great experience. Love to all, Ann
The last one (#7) you will recognize - it's the one that was the header on this blog for several months after the reunion.
Touring that elevator was a great experience. Love to all, Ann
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2 comments:
I loved these pictures. Looks like everybody there was really engrossed in the history lesson. Thanks for posting.
From Jerry: For those of you that have one of the clocks that I made, if you look at picture #1 of Perry you can see the board. Click on the picture to make it "large" and then look at Perry's left hand. If you look in the background between his watch and left thumb, you can see a board about 7 or 8 feet long leaning in the corner. That is it!!! Jerry
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