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| 275. One of the Big Trees of Washington -- G. N. R. R. |
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| 254. 38 Horse-power Combined Header and Thresher Oregon -- O. W. R. & N. Co. |
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| 273. 100,000 Sacks of Wheat in Washington -- G. N. R. R. |
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It's Winter again. My end-of-the-year gallimaufry of images celebrating the Winter Solstice and the holiday season. Holiday greetings to...
Yes, it's sad to see that beautiful tree cut down. And you are right about all those horses! :-)
ReplyDeleteSuch a huge tree! That's some team of horses and I cam only imagine all the grooming involved.
ReplyDeleteThere is so much history in old postcards. Thanks for visiting my blog!
ReplyDeleteIs the first one a sequoia? I wonder why they cut it down.
ReplyDeleteSo I am looking at the photo of the horse team and then those piles of sacks of wheat...and I am thinking that people used to work so hard. I am exhausted just looking at it. ;-) Not sure if that's funny or sad!