A small load of large firewood

When this photo arrived from Bruno Venturini Machado, I commented "Whose is it and where? How is someone going to split that wood in Lisbon without risking breaking tile or windows? Car windows and houses? 🙂"

Bruno said they weren't in Lisbon, they were at a farm in the north of Portugal. So there! Safe to split wood. The trees in New Mexico don't make wood like that! I love the small diffences between places.

Christmassy Wheelbarrows

That photo original appeared among others in November 2017, but all by itself, it's like a wheelbarrowy Christmas card! Thanks again, Janine!

Muddy wheelbarrow in very clean truck

Here's some Albuquerque contrast for today. The truck is maximally clean. The wheelbarrow, not.

The truck and wheelbarrow are the same colors as the sky and trees!



Laurie McPherson spotted and sent this.

Holly

Janine Davies sends these from near Rotherfield, in the UK:

German detainees in Fort Stanton, New Mexico

"SS Columbus sailors garden-Ft. Stanton, N.M."




In the second photo, they're working on a swimming pool, for their own use. Wheelbarrow show in the rear to the right. The photo is wider, but I only found it cut across two pages of a magazine article here: German Sailors on the High Desert



Same wheelbarrows, probably; different projects. Early 1940s.

Carrots in Sweden

Jessica Lindgren-Wu saw this in Gotland and has given me permission to save and share!

Food transport

Jo Isaac wrote:
"The fire (and bonus wheelbarrow for Sandra! Used to bring the burgers, buns and drinks across the paddock!) — at Rotherfield Countryside."



Jo's photo.
I know everyone in that picture—people from Australia and England who ate together in East Sussex yesterday.