Nancy didn't have quite the right candles, but she made do (15+2).


"There are more things in heaven and Earth, Horatio, than are dreamt of in your philosophy."
Above, Bill is feeding oats into a threshing machine, powered by an old tractor. Below, the oats are coming out!
Below is an old "horse power." This is a treadmill for a horse, used to power machinery. Both the threshing machine and the horse power came from the barn on the Brewster farm in Pleasant Valley. The threshing machine was originally powered by the horse power, before tractors came along. Here, Bill is turning the wheel to show that the horse power still works smoothly. Also on display was a "sheep power" (no picture).