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A team of horse waits patiently in their fly netting for hay to be unloaded in the early 1900s.
Submitted photoLoose hay was lifted into the barn loft using hay hooks or a sling. This team of horse waits patiently in their fly netting for the unloading to begin. The photograph is an unknown location and was taken around 1915-1920.
Reach Reporter Jager Robinson at 605-335-7300, email jager.robinson@lee.net or follow on Twitter @Jager_Robinson.
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