I think this photo was taken about 1947 – 1949. I was raising rabbits and selling them dressed out to a local grocery store. The manager bought everything I brought him, which wasn’t many. It’s been 70 years, about, so exact numbers are impossible, but I think I sold him about 20 or 25 rabbits every quarter. It gave me walk around money.
Sometime later I discovered girls and then cars. I lost my focus on business.
Why Scott, the photo and story are very interesting. Thank you for sharing a picture of days gone by and your part in that season of life.
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Thank you very much.
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I love your story dad. Thanks for sending me the link.
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Thank you. I think I was 11 in the picture.
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Hi Dad,
Thank you for your time served in the Air Force.
I always enjoy reading your stories. You attach such beautiful pictures to your memories.
I love you,
Vicky
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Thank you on both counts. The thing I’m holding is a hay feeder. It tipped out to fill it. I must have posed for this picture because I had to stand on a box to fill the top one.
One of my classmates, Patsy Razzie, a pretty girl, insisted that I bring her a rabbits foot. She was grateful for a couple of weeks until a maggot crawled out of it. Ha Ha.
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Thank you, Vicky.
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