Machinery for threshing
Clearing up the straw
Passing straw to the belt for loading into the second trailer
Loading straw onto the second trailer
String supply for tying the threshed straw into bundles
Discussion between ????? and Bobby Foster (owner with John)
Bobby Foster (owner) loading the second straw trailer
Securing the bottom part of the load as it was going to be delivered to a different thatcher to the top part of the load – thus creating a division of the load of straw
????? loading the second trailer
Red Barn Farm where the threshing takes place. The Foster brothers sell all the thatching straw that they grow very easily; if more was grown then more could be sold.
Entrance to Red Barn Farm, Framlingham Road, Badingham
Sunnymead where Bobby Foster lives with Anne his wife
Wheat growing across the road – next years thatch
John Foster made this bicycle from an old gate. It stands about 10 feet high and shows the welding skills of John
John Foster made this bicycle from an old gate. It stands about 10 feet high and shows the welding skills of John. My ruck sack to give it scale
John Foster made this bicycle from an old gate. It stands about 10 feet high and shows the welding skills of John. My ruck sack to give it scale
Countess Wells Pig Unit. Slurry storage tank
Countess Wells Pig Unit. Ray Whittlestone – manager – dipping boots
Countess Wells Pig Unit – Ben the boar. Not vasectomised. Unit is totally Artificial Insemination (AI)
Countess Wells Pig Unit – sows in Service House
Countess Wells Pig Unit – Service House – Duroc Boar
Countess Wells Pig Unit – array of markers and other equipment
Countess Wells Pig Unit – important equipment on a pig unit
Countess Wells Pig Unit – one of four Farrowing Rooms woth sows in farrowing crates