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Rain Creek Farm Truck, trailer, backhoe and concrete steps arrive at Rain Creek Farm. These steps are from in front of the old Fayetteville undertaker's house (Church at Market) next door to the house where David's grandmother, Raeline Stall lived on Market Street. They're solid concrete that was formed and poured in place. We saved these steps from destruction by purchasing them and having them moved to our farm. (09.02.02) |
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Rain Creek Farm The backhoe was positioned to set the steps alongside our road between the Jurecka Farmhouse and the Scheel House near the fence and gate towards the barn. This is a position where the steps can sit until such time we are ready to move them to the rear of the farmhouse. (09.02.02) |
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Rain Creek Farm The steps are sitting on the trailer with pipe rollers between them and the trailer. The backhoe is used to lift as the truck pulls the trailer out from under them. (09.02.02) |
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Rain Creek Farm Linda watches as the chain is twisted and reattached to the backhoe bucket so that the steps can be turned 180-degrees. (09.02.02) |
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Rain Creek Farm And there they are! These steps look like a lot of concrete work that was done in Fayetteville around 1930. (09.02.02) |
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November 02, 2006 | |
