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Harvest

The photographs below currently don’t display photographs of more modern harvesting (9 January 2018). They are from the original website.

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Binder with Sid Pepperell (with dog) Bob Partridge is the child, and others

Sid Pepperell and Bob Partridge with cap by binder, Winnie Easterbrook taking the photograph 1926

Drinkings in field: W R E Tucker on the left in white hat and Jack and William Tucker. By the side of a haystack

Harvest time. W R E Tucker in hat Jack and William Tucker at back, taken by Winnie Easterbrook, probably 1926

Binder pulled by two horses, drinking picnic basket just in view

Horse drawn binder with picnic basket in front

Coolings Farm 1947 Dick Wotton, Ron Putt, Peter Fraser, Bob Partridge, Derek Wotton

Coolings Farm Dick Wotton, Ron Putt, Peter Fraser, Bob Partridge, Derek Wotton, 1947

Tea time Coolings Farm East Prawle 1946. Blanch Partridge, ? Putt, Harold Hannaford, George Rundle, Jack Hannaford, Bob Partridge, ?Putt, Ron Putt

Drinkings Coolings Farm Blanch Partridge, Maureen Putt, Harold Hannaford, George Rundle, Jack Hannaford, Bob Partridge, Ern Putt, Ron Putt, 1946

Building hay rick at South Allington with pony and dog

Building hay rick at South Allington

Manor Farm drinkings group 1920s-30s in front of galvanised shed with corn cart

Manor Farm drinkings group 1920s-30s

Manor Farm, South Allington, Torie Baker, Edward Andrew Baker

Manor Farm, South Allington, Torie Baker, Edward Andrew Baker

Manor Farm, South Allington, gathering corn rick with horse and cart. Farming.

Manor Farm gathering hay

Manor Farm South Allington. Wreford Baker with pony and cart

Manor Farm South Allington. Wreford Baker with pony and cart

Drinkings at Manor Farm Jack Putt, Wreford Baker, Wilf Pepperell, Wilf’s father, Henry Putt

Manor Farm South Allington Jack Putt, Wreford Baker, Wilf Pepperell, Wilf’s father, Henry Putt

Farm workers tea break drinkings probably Higher Farm

Probably Higher Farm tea break “drinkings”

Buildings  Coastguards/LSA   Farming Fishing People Wars Transport Wrecks 
 Horses   Tractors Harvesting Cattle