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The wheel-barrow and plough. You can imagine what is like to work the fields
force your way through all the boulders with these.
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This is the thrasher, no combines here. A horse would pull the pole and go
around in circles. This would power the drive shaft that leads into the barn
where the machinery was.
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A closer view. In the "Aftermath" you can see what happens if you
leave one of these gears lying around too long.
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It was important to keep the floors warm. These mats, or rugs, were woven from
old rags.
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