dodge man
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Something that is for an old military installation.
Likely a cell phone towerSubmit your guesses on what the stone castle turret is for
I'm finding Granogue estate, water tower.Today was another day where we would get a 10-20 minute “spritz” and then 5 hours of hot, oppressive sun. No problem baling. In fact it helps put just a touch of “dew” moisture in the bale, not harmful like stem moisture.
On my way over to the Customer’s Farm/Estate, I snapped a quick picture for y’all that might interest you. Can you guess what this ~100’ tall stone tower with windows and a door is for?
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Here I am at Customers gates in small Challenger.
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Now up in fields raking. It’s about 92 degrees and pretty oppressive.
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View out the front of the Challenger MT535B while raking. Note wheel rake in side view mirror.
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Thunderstorm clouds threatened, but never rained
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A couple baling pics. Here’s a 1,700LB block of hay. Krone Baler in side view mirror.
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Climbing a pretty steep hill. The big Challenger gets better traction than the old Magnum 270, but it also has better tires.
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Finishing up a section.
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Cold War Missile Silo...
Those old rich people worked hard and had no problem displaying their opulent wealth.Yep, it's Granogue. A massive DuPont Estate. It's their water tower. I farm the property across the street & railroad tracks and it's his nephew, also a DuPont.
We have a running joke in my area that the DuPonts all have water towers on their properties BUT the super wealthy DuPonts have their water towers disguised with stone.
Here's another one just a 1/2 mile away.
Isn't it cool?
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'Ya know HD, if you ever decided to change careers, photography and history would be right up you alley. Your posts are always interesting.