My brother, Wayne (age 82!) is in the green shirt in the back row just right of center. His sons, Larry, brown shirt on left, from Minot; Tim, white goatee and cap, back row, Snohomish, Washington; Barry, seated behind his wife, St. Paul, Minnesota; and his daughter Loretta, behind Barry, Minot.)
Apparently they had quite a feed at Larry's house with food he grows and apparently raises.
Barry's wife, Amy, shows off a horseradish plant.
The boys (Tim, Larry and Barry) plucking chickens.
And an assortment of Larry's home-grown potatoes.
Unfortunately I have no photos of the finished product but with the cooks in that family, I'm sure it was delicious.
Happy belated Labor Day!
It looks like everyone had a great time, except the chickens.
ReplyDeletereunions are rare but they are fun.
ReplyDeleteDon't think I recall a family chicken plucking event.
ReplyDeleteAny man that has a Stihl chainsaw shirt and a bandaged knee is my kind of guy.
ReplyDeleteThat's what horseradish looks like? How cool! I'll bet that was quite a "feed".
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I've heard that freshly-dug potatoes are very different in taste, are they? Looks like a lot of fun.
ReplyDeleteGreat weather, great family! And an excellent team work.
ReplyDeleteI would love to taste each variety of potatoes. What about the horseradish leaves? I have never eaten any... It would be too bad to waste.