A bit of tweaking here and there and they and they should be as good as new.
These were photographed at the Padstal Restaurant at Patensie, in the Gamtoos River Valley
29 June 2008
Spare Parts?
This one is for Tom, who in his latest post Beyond Repair was speculating whether an old farm cart could be repaired or not. Well Tom, if you shop around you might just find some second hand parts that will do the job.
A bit of tweaking here and there and they and they should be as good as new.
These were photographed at the Padstal Restaurant at Patensie, in the Gamtoos River Valley
A bit of tweaking here and there and they and they should be as good as new.
These were photographed at the Padstal Restaurant at Patensie, in the Gamtoos River Valley
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Interesting photos Max! I think they may take more than just a "bit" of tweaking :)
Great pictures. I like rustic scenes like these. I live near an area of farms and often see old barns and rusted antique machinery. I appreciate their history and find that there is a certain charm to them.
Thanks for stopping by my blog. I'm going to keep your link so I can look at your blog further. I love southern African and hope to return again and again.
LOL :)
So sad it has rotted like this. Our neighbor set our an old wagon cart that horses pull. His idea was he would paint it but he never did and it is slowly rotting.
That was a bell on my blog for SWF.
A lot of tweaking maybe but they made really nice pictures!
My car can use a spare wheel....do they ship?...LOL..
Nice photos, Max!
Excellent Max... I have seen the old wheels made into chairs and the hubs used as table stands, but if they can not be saved they sure come in very have for taking pictures of... I will do a series of posts on the farm mine came from.. the cart is in better nick than the farm.. how sad is that.
Tom
I love these kinds of photos!
I wonder if Patensie has a Craigs List??
It reminds me of those connect the dots puzzles when I was a little girl and they were half done... great post!
Mountain Retreat
I wonder where they have hidden the rest of the vehicle. Lost to the mists of time I guess. I can't resist old farm machinery; it really talks to you doesn't it.
By the way you have an award over at my blog. :)
I think you will need fourth hand for this one!
Max-e:
Now that old rig was just waiting all this time to be photographed. Good eye, and great images.
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