Ah, you wondered (and so did I) how the cotton got to the cotton gin. Now we know! Thanks for being there. :) I love that last shot of the truck leaving with the dust billowing behind.
That's interesting. We saw those big bales, here in Texas all the time. Wondered how they picked them up. Gone are the days when they hauled it to the gin in trailers, with it flying all along the road.
We just drove through GA and I took some photos very much like these! What a joy to see the cotton in the bails..and trucks! We saw some still in the fields, too! You got some great photos!
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i am sitting here in a 100 percent cotton gown and thinking this is where it came from. so glad you shoed us these cotton pics
Well alright then! I never knew how they picked those up. :)
Have a great weekend!
That is really interesting! I never even knew they baled the cotton like that. Enjoy the weekend.
Those bales really are huge!
Really interesting, Amy. I never knew they baled cotton like that.
I love the last picture with the old barn in the background.
Ah, you wondered (and so did I) how the cotton got to the cotton gin. Now we know! Thanks for being there. :) I love that last shot of the truck leaving with the dust billowing behind.
Amazing how that works.... There are 'machines' to do so many things for us these days... Wow!
Hugs,
Betsy
Cool! I wonder how much those dudes weigh =0
That's interesting. We saw those big bales, here in Texas all the time. Wondered how they picked them up.
Gone are the days when they hauled it to the gin in trailers, with it flying all along the road.
How interesting! Thanks for sharing the photos.
That's really cool! I've never seen it done. They make it look easy.
We just drove through GA and I took some photos very much like these! What a joy to see the cotton in the bails..and trucks! We saw some still in the fields, too! You got some great photos!
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