happer
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sacks to top up the | happer | [note: photo: 'ploughing with a pair of horse.' ] [note: photo: 'alex dallas, upper craighill, with a horse-drawn binder in the 1930s.'] [note: photo: 'jim and will adams, montgoldrum, along with aunts mary-ann, bella and maggie adams scything corn in the late 1920s.'] harvesting prior |
an cowpin t intil e | happer | or aan crankin e handle |
sown by hand using a | happer | round the shoulders blin sivs |
barra hand barrow sack barrow | happer | hopper heck rack for hay |
there was an iron framed | happer | for sowing seed manure etc |
for easy tipping into the | happer | the two examples at the |
the sacks to keep the | happer | full they were carried on |
bag or basket called a | happer | strapped to him and keeping |
for him to keep his | happer | full and not to break |