Redneck men being all cocky. "I bet I can lift this on my own!"
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Um, no you can't dude... it had concrete on the legs!
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When there's no path: just shove through anyways.
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Needs a good cleaning, but it was in PERFECT shape!
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Obviously, if you find another random, ancient, filthy tool, hand to me...
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Moving the swingset into the dumpster (yes, there are people stand on and in the dumpster...)
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Old mirror. It's actually silvered!
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Finannly! It's about 1930 at night, we're all starved, but we're ALMOST done! EVERYTHING is out of the house, so we sort it all out so no one has to come back again.
The guy sitting by the gree toolbox on the ground is in full redneck mode. "We don't need to sort the tools, I'll take them all." Mrs. Shannon stepped in and made him share, he threw a hissy fit!
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A scythe... and yes, it's real. We don't know how old it is, but we think at least 120 years or so. It would have been used on the plantations.
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Tools, tools, tools! Many a fight broke out among the men over who got what. The women settled it ("we get it.")
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A real ironing board. Solid wood board, not that the hole-filled metal of today! At least 50 years old.
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This is an example of the many, many moents of "why did you need more that one? And if you needed more than one, did you *really* need more than twenty?" There were two boxes of the fugly tissue box covers.
Also, over 40 extension cords, over 400 tools (including 40 hammers), over 50 5-gallon glass pickle jars (which had filled with cockroaches of the years) etc, etc... it was weird.
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