45 years later in the state of Maine, we mowed, turned over, raked and loaded the hay wagons exactly the same way. The only thing we didn't do was play in it the way it shows in the video. Too hot, dusty and extremely itchy to do that.
Thanks for the video, brought back great memories of a time we cannot go back to.
We used to roll around in the hay like that at my Grandmas. She was a smoker and when we came in for supper shed light one up and then burn the ticks of each of us in turn.
Wonderful video! I was raised on a farm in northern Indiana, where we still used these methods. We made the best hay ever; alfalfa, clover leaves and grass blades weren't crushed, held onto the stems. Jackson forked' it into the barn, cut it with a hay saw and fed stock. Hard work, great memories... Thanks for posting.
I was born in the first half of the last century-really don't want to say when- and I did this sort of thing as a teenager. I don't remember it as being so hard but it did raise a sweat and cool water never tasted as good.
Lots of laughs in those days. And no---I am not as old as this film. thanks for the posting.
@the1rjmac Agreed, those really were the "good old day" By the way if you want to see more footage i have some on my profile :) Watch my video called "those were the days"
I loved this video> it was very heart warming. Can't really explain it. Thank you.
JimStall 5 months ago
I always get a slight tinge of melancholy when I watch these old films. I can't explain it.
OmegaWolf747 5 months ago in playlist 1904
I swear I did this as a kid. Like ten years ago :p
britfan90 6 months ago
45 years later in the state of Maine, we mowed, turned over, raked and loaded the hay wagons exactly the same way. The only thing we didn't do was play in it the way it shows in the video. Too hot, dusty and extremely itchy to do that.
Thanks for the video, brought back great memories of a time we cannot go back to.
truckereleven 6 months ago
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i am 59 and i work with these old farm machinery
MrMjym 7 months ago
i am 59 and i work with these old farm machinery
MrMjym 7 months ago
We used to roll around in the hay like that at my Grandmas. She was a smoker and when we came in for supper shed light one up and then burn the ticks of each of us in turn.
chanctonbury63 9 months ago
Where is this?
chanctonbury63 9 months ago
Sad to think these people are all stiffs now!
Balenza345 11 months ago
can't think of anything better to be doing. coming soon!!
Roy1537 11 months ago
JUST FANTASTIC
oilpressing 1 year ago
This field might be now a sky scrapper. This people might fought in the 2 World War of the 20th Century.
rudolfvonlvasquez 1 year ago
Wonderful video! I was raised on a farm in northern Indiana, where we still used these methods. We made the best hay ever; alfalfa, clover leaves and grass blades weren't crushed, held onto the stems. Jackson forked' it into the barn, cut it with a hay saw and fed stock. Hard work, great memories... Thanks for posting.
jodelhole 1 year ago
Beautiful.
mmmbeachlover 1 year ago
This is the way we still farm. I think the world would be alot better place if more people still did!
KYGuyz 1 year ago 19
those are the days the wörld that sümmer ;-))
immortii te salut ante!
remindbender 2 years ago 4
Those young rascals need a whooping for flaten' all that good hay!!!!!
59acres 2 years ago 2
Hard to think some of those older lads would have ended up in the trenches 10 or more yrs later
burnleyfan11965 2 years ago
The bird up on the steeple,
Sits high above the people.
ah-tishoo, ah-tishoo.
We all fall down.
AndrewKaz 2 years ago
where can we see "rescued by rover" 1904?
wattever333 2 years ago
I was born in the first half of the last century-really don't want to say when- and I did this sort of thing as a teenager. I don't remember it as being so hard but it did raise a sweat and cool water never tasted as good.
Lots of laughs in those days. And no---I am not as old as this film. thanks for the posting.
the1rjmac 2 years ago 18
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@the1rjmac Agreed, those really were the "good old day" By the way if you want to see more footage i have some on my profile :) Watch my video called "those were the days"
GoldBloded 3 months ago
whats the date/year of this film?
asonofleemarvin 3 years ago
...Seriously? It was made in 1904, as it says in the title. :q
Flowdroid 2 years ago
@asonofleemarvin Ill give you a clue. Its in the title.
chanctonbury63 9 months ago
do they have any carabaos that time?
HardThing88 3 years ago
Look how old this is! It makes me want to go back in time.
VENGEFULSPIRITof911 3 years ago 3
you mean little kids didn't always just waste their lives away playing xbox all day!?!
crownofcreation68 3 years ago 4
yeah and men and women worked outside instead of in a coffin,uh, I mean cubicle
palehorsepalerider 3 years ago 2
real men doing a real days work. this work would kill most of them today
yampydoo123 3 years ago 3
Quem bom existir o You tube , eu voo alto,jamais imagineu ver cenas como esta , parabens para quem veiculou essa materia...
CarlosTadeus 3 years ago
Excellent! It's wonderful to look back like this.
etypebob 3 years ago
very good thanks a million
kghjgl 3 years ago
i love to see this...
workingcowhorse 3 years ago
Sobering thought that all of those boys frollicking in the hay would have been fighting a war in 10 years time
madbob73 3 years ago
indeed!!
daveholt777 3 years ago
Good show.
BreadBoardpan 4 years ago
ah-CHOO!
Very bucolic, love the footage of the frolicking tots. Thanks for posting.
TheSanityInspector 4 years ago