COWS, LOG CABINS AND YOUNG MEN LEARNING A TRADE

Louis and I went back to the old home site of our cabin to pick up close to  200 year old rock.  One entrance to Mr Hyde's farm goes over a creek with a wonderful old bridge adorned with a canopy of trees.  For some reason this spot took me back to my Grandad Patton's farm as a child when excitment in a child's life was the smell of silage, grazing cows, milk machines,  and hard working men.  Looking at the home place and remembering what it was a few weeks ago, made me sad.  Things do not stay the same and that childhood and Granddad's farm are gone, too.  Then, I looked at Jeremy,  and see a young boy learning from those who know how to WORK and I see this wonderful cabin coming to life again because of a man who has been taught this dying art  and who is now teaching this generation.  Thank you Jimmy, Thersa,and Jeremy for your hard work and for keeping history alive.