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\nFive generations of Army.<\/I><\/p>\n
\nRevolutionary War soldier. Those muzzle loading muskets
\nmay have been slow and wildly inaccurate, but they
\nstill managed to do a number on the Redcoats.<\/I><\/p>\n
\nJohn Deere.<\/I><\/p>\n
\nOld time tractor.<\/I><\/p>\n
\nBarn.<\/I><\/p>\n
\nHorse harnesses. Even at full aperture the 35mm f\/2
\nCanon LTM lens delivers fine resolution.<\/I><\/p>\n
\n98 year old cream separator.<\/I><\/p>\n
\nThe hand cranked separator in action. The centrifuge
\nspins at 4,000 rpm flinging the heavier cream
\nto one side, the skim milk to the bottom.<\/I><\/p>\n
\nChildren watching the separator in action, all rapt attention.<\/I><\/p>\n
\nCorn husker. Simple, effective and fast.<\/I><\/p>\n
\nBlacksmith working cast iron.<\/I>
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All snapped on the Leica M10 with the 35mm f\/2 Canon LTM<\/a> (all but the first image) and the 90mm f\/2.8 Tele-Elmarit<\/a>.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" When life was slower. My local community stages Old Time Farm Days annually, the goal being to show how farms were run a century ago. It’s a lot of fun, especially for kids. Five generations of Army. Revolutionary War soldier. Those muzzle loading muskets may have been slow and wildly inaccurate, but they still managed … Continue reading Old Time Farm Days<\/span>