OLD TIME HAND CORN SHELLER

 Simple Man Makin It DO

By using this an old hand corn sheller, which I have  bolted to a wooden box. 
 I placed in a shucked ear of corn.

Turning the handle to shell the corn off the cob

Can you see the corn as it falls into the box?

Closer view of the corn sheller, corn is all shelled

Here is our flock of Chickens enjoying the corn

Close up view of the corn sheller, with a Hen checking out the feed box

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This old corn sheller, has seen many years of shelling corn. Now I use it to shell the corn, cuts down on the price of buying it already shelled in a bag.

SWING SAW OR CUT OFF SAW

Notice the top on my tractor,

I cut the top off an old golf cart and welded it to my tractor,

Thats Simple Man Makin It Do!

I bought this saw off Craig's List for $30.00.

I am told it is a Swing saw or Cut Off Saw.

Looks to me like it has an old rear end out of a T Model Ford for the drive box.

Someone has rigged the saw to work off a PTO on a tractor,

instead of a leather belt drive.

I am told this saw was used to cut the lengths needed

for stove wood,or wood for the fireplace.

I hooked the saw to my tractor, You know I just had to try it out!

View of the drive shaft to the PTO

View of the Saw Blade, which needs a good sharpening!

View of the log rack, for safety it has a blade guard

Ready to Cut Some Wood! Let's Try it Out!

The Log Rack goes back as I press on the log.

Close up of the saw blade in motion!

It is not as dangerous as I thought it looked!

Back then they were looking for a easier way, than a safer way of cutting logs.

As I was cutting the log, I was thinking it is hard to believe:

Some man long ago said to himself:

This is a easier way to cut wood! Than Using a Hand Cross Cut Saw!

I will never complain about my Chain Saw when it does not want to start Again!

If you know something about this old saw,

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OWENS CREEK FALLS NATCHEZ TRACE

Owen Creek Fall is on the Natchez Trace,

about fifty three miles before Natchez, Mississippi

This once was a thriving fall, but now the fall only runs after a rain.

A small rain happen to come the day we were here.

Owens Creek Fall is a just a little piece of Nature that has with stood time.

You can listen to the water fall as it trickles down into the pool below.

Stairwell leading down to Owen Creek Fall

Rock Path above Owen Creek Fall leading to Rocky Springs

Yes! This is Enjoying Life!

Watching as water trickle down into the pool below

View of the pool of water collected below Owens Creek Water Fall

I think I will just stay here!

BIG BOBBER PROPANE TANK

Now what can I do with this round empty propane tank to recycle it?

This round propane tank is going to be a Big Bobber!

You know, like the tiny ones you fish with!

The chickens are running around looking for a worm,

for it has to be big!

Simple Man Making It Do!

I painted the round propane tank red and white.

Added a red empty paint can upside down for the top.

How do you like my Big Bobber?

Leave me a note on what you think of my Big Bobber,

by clicking on the word comment, below.