It's Ruby Tuesday time!
This is my Ruby Tuesday post for this week!
This is a small corn crib (the rent crib) that still stands on the old home place where my husband lived in his youth! This crib was used to store the 1/3 of the corn crop, which went to the landlord for rent of the farm.
This is in Limestone Co, Alabama in the farming area known as Mud Bottom, near the banks of Elk River.
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I'm off for a few days! See you all about next Sunday, if all goes as planned! :)
Junie Rose
That's nostalgic and nicely presented. Have a good trip.
ReplyDeleteLove this quaint shot!
ReplyDeleteWe have an Elk River here as well.
I'll be away a few days too.
Have a fun trip!
This is an "Off Topic Comment" but...I seem to have lost my knack for posting/commenting in 'Blog Land,' for a while. All I do lately, is put up a few photos, here and there. I didn't plan on it... It just happened.
ReplyDeleteAnd since I don't want anyone to think I got *uppity* or anything, :-) I'm leaving this comment, to explain my absence.
I'm sure to be back in not too long. Can't keep a "Chatty Person" quiet, for too long. :-)
Miss Mari-Nanci
Nice photo of old stuff. Rent crib is a term we don't have here. Good idea tho. Have a good trip and a good time. I liked the pic of the new calves.
ReplyDeleteI looks like C should go into the flooring business. Good job.
Have a Safe Trip!!!!hughugs
ReplyDeleteThat is a wonderful choice for Ruby Tuesday.
ReplyDeleteI hope you enjoy being away. I am going away too, also, as well. I've not been able to put time into blogging lately, and I've missed checking in on everyone. I plan to get back to posting twice and week and visiting blog buddies twice a week when I get back.
I hope you and Charles are enjoying the summer and taking rides on your cool motorcycle.
:-)
Have FUN!!!!!!!!!! Look forward to your return with pictures!!!
ReplyDeleteLove this photo. Love the country charm. And I LOVE the familial history behind it too.
ReplyDeleteLove the photo! I've spent some time in cribs breaking up corn for the cows...in my youth that is!
ReplyDeleteHave a great trip!
Hello dear Junie:-)
ReplyDeleteI'm doing some last minute visiting before I leave in the morning to go see my boys! I so love that picture and the way you presented it...how wonderful that it still stands today!
Have a FUN and SAFE trip my friend. xoxo
Gorgeous shot! The history that goes along with it makes it priceless :)
ReplyDeleteHi Junie!! I have an award for you and a Late thank you on my blog!!hughugs
ReplyDeleteGday Junie, Love the country barn and thehistory to go with it. never heard of the term "corn crib"...
ReplyDeleteI love the way you did this picture! Haven't heard anyone mention a corn crib in years. Maybe only Alabama folks know about such. lol! Hope you enjoy your trip.
ReplyDeleteIf my parents saw this picture, they'd try and convince me it's where they went to school.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your time off. I was MIA for two weeks and loved it.
Thanks to you ALL for visiting me. I just want you to all know I read and appreciate all your comments.
ReplyDeleteI'll get back to replying to individual comments when I get caught up with things!.
Junie