Just like yesterday I take you back to the wonderful beginning of this year, to Perth and it´s suburbs (or, see last post, Adelaide).
Here our host let me take time to take pics for my colleague mC who has a tractor and goes on every festival on those in the North of Germany and shares pics with me.
Hm. Reckon to him I´m a pal, not a woman, which is very OK and sounds familiar ;-)
I sent him these...
I asked him if he has a list of railway-abbreviations. He said he´ll have a look.
And really... when you work from home people expect you´re at your work place 100%!
Boom -mC (if you are new I work with women now, also, so m=male, f=female) - he called me with great results he found!
I asked but once!
You can count on this man!
Thank you, dear host, that was a great day and you were a big help, too.
Still waiting for summer over here. 13C/55F...
Thankful we had summer in Perth & Co.
14 comments:
A very nice mural!
Yes, and it made one man very happy :-)
The Whiteman park murals were nice indeed. Glad your colleague enjoyed the tractor pictures and mural.
Thanks for participating in Monday Murals Iris.
Very cold still, our max is 17C today.
...without farmers, we would starve.
Sami, next time I need to visit for him (he´s not much of a traveler...)
23 now, still too cold.
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Tom so YES!
And don´t forget about the bees :-) 🐝
That Fordson tractor you photographed is an important one. It was the first affordable tractor for farmers, and it replaced horses as the main power on farms across the world, but it did have its faults. The rear wheels would grip and rotate the tractor upside down killing the farmer. Later models mounted a plow on the back to prevent this. Other tractor companies struggled to keep up with Ford.
Interesting pictures!
That is a great tribute to farmers and all the work they do, Iris.
That's an interesting museum. I bet there is a tractor museum in the US. I like the first tractor too. I took a non-blogging day yesterday, so I now want to read more about Perth, so I'm on to that post.
Oh, a tractor museum! I would like to see that.
You had the best time in Perth! It's such fun to revisit you photos!
Taken for Granted, thank you, I had no idea!
Interesting and very scary!!! Have to tell my colleague!
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gigi, it was sure interesting.
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RedPat, yes. Even here through town the tractors "run".
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Erika, next time I´ll go in and take pics. Hope you like the Perth-posts, there are many more to come (after all we´ve been there 6 weeks).
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Sue, 2026 pics will come!
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Jeanie, many more to come!
I like looking at old farm machinery too. Last year my brother and I visited our sister and on the way home stopped to eat lunch in a small park and there was a locked shed/museum with old machinery. I showed some on my blog a week later, you might remember. I had to take the photos through the window and there was a painted Silo too.
Oh wow a tractor museum!
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