Potatoes drying on a traditional frame at the Homeplace, Land Between the Lakes, Kentucky.
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- Suzanne
- The Farmer's Wife lives 9 miles from anything. Join her on a journey to connect with the rest of the world and find some common ground. Visit anytime. The screen door will be open and the porch light will be on.
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3 comments:
That is a great picture! I can remember crawling under the house to get potatoes out of storage for my mother to cook for supper. That brought back memories!!
This is neat; I ran across an abandoned house months ago that a next door neighbor was using to store his potatoes under...takes you back!
Those tiny potatoes would be so good. My grandmother used to boil them and coat them with homemade butter... yum!!!
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