A30

A5

A56

C10

C11

C12

C13

C19

C33

C42

C40

C41

C47

C14

C15

C16

C20

C22

C23

C24

C25

C34

C35

C39

C36

C37

C38

C44

C45

C46

C5

C6

C7

C88

C89

C90

C91

E9

I51

I52

I53

J35

L95

Q10

Pete Harry tieing cauliflower.

Steve's sled run. It goes all the way to the creek, then turns under the bridge on the ice. The trail was iced by hauling water in buckets from the creek.

A pike(?) stranded in the old irrigation hole when it was pumped nearly dry.

The old irrigation hole, pumped nearly dry.

The pond (the new irrigation hole) pumped nearly dry, leaving the dock up in the air.

The pond

The pond

Pine trees planted on the south end of "the corner" - the 20 acres the Harry's once owned at the southeast corner of 71st and 103rd. Dick and Joanne Inghram live there now.

This is a view of the old bridge in the ravine between the Harrys and the Fowlers. The bridge was replaced long ago with a tube. The creek was a great place to play in the summer. We built dams, caught crayfish, and picked off bloodsuckers. The creek widened at the bridge, where we fished and built rafts. The area was kept mowed by the cows. Now it is so full of brush that you can hardly walk through it.

This building is now lodging for farm help, but is was originally built to raise young turkeys.

A load of cabbage.

Crop duster.

Harvesting green beans.

A load of green beans.

Sunrise.

Sunrise.

Sunrise.

One of uncle Bob's girls and Deb. Turkeys in the background.

Picking cucumbers.

Grandchildren Amy, Jason and Tom on the cauliflower planter.