that used to carry children
and now carries
water
toys
garden tools
branches for the goats
buckets of weeds
chicken feed
and
kelp for the cows
How do you haul?
Rural Thursdays. Check it out here. And I promise, this is my last rip-off poetry attempt. Probably.
I love this it puts a new perspective on the life we had and life we have. Lovely; I haul same as you same as you do. I miss those kids in the wagon. B
ReplyDeleteLooks like it's getting good use. We sold our little wagon at a yard sale. Guess I'd have to turn to the wheelbarrow for hauling.
ReplyDeleteOne of these days I'm going to post the beautiful old wagon Ty has fun pulling behind his Kabota.
ReplyDeleteI love what you did to the photos. I'm going to take some shots to intentionally try this on.
Thanks for linking.
Bobbie
Thanks! I use Lightroom and was a little frustrated that I couldn't get all the flesh tones out of the first photo. I still have a lot to learn!
DeleteOne of my favorite poems. Bobo hauls his things in his John Deere gator.
ReplyDeleteOh, there are days I wish for a gator! If we ever end up with a small herd of cattle, the little red wagon will probably be retired to the garden. :)
DeleteWoops - I just checked your blog and am assuming you meant a child's gator! Ha! Love your book recommendations, BTW!
DeleteOur little red wagon holds pots of oxalis plants.
ReplyDeleteI usually use a wheelbarrow to haul my stuff. :)
once an english major, always an english major. semper fi!
ReplyDeleteIt does come back to haunt you, doesn't it? ;)
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