Nothing at all wrong with letting soil rest and recover.

Nice story Wes. Thanks for sharing. My Grandmother grew up in depression era Southern California. Oldest of 11 children. Married Grandpa Pete when she was 19 years old. They lived separate lives. 2 boys. I asked her once if she loved Grandpa Pete She answered, "back then a poor girl like me, was expected to marry the richest man she could stomach". If ya didn't pick one, your parents would pick one for you. She said, at the age of 19, she was literally taking food out of another younger sibling. Grandpa Pete was a very wealthy man. He bought her a nice house. Provided nicely for her children. She hated him. She wanted to be a war nurse. I should have asked more questions about her life. I miss her terribly. The best part of my DNA. I love you Grandma Ruthie ❤🧡💛💚💙💜

Funny, I see horses in Napa county to this very day, it's not like they disappeared.

@@cynthia8343 That's good news. lol!😁

For you to complain on the internet, obviously. If he were standing here today, that man of civil service (even though he may not have wanted to be), what would suggest you do? I have to admit, I'm not a man of service to my country, many of us aren't, and the place has gone truly downhill.

You can bet the Riple effect Is still being felt 🥂

Hi! The music was perfect for these pictures, isn't it? Go to the top of the video and click on SHOW MORE. It's a drop-list of the credits.

Really? My mother lived through those days it left her with emotional wounds she carried to her grave. Look forward, Spike! Better days ahead!

@@uncareid5557 I'm sorry your Mom had it rough. I do look forward. As far as better days ahead... that's a loaded question and my answer would depend on if you mean in general or the clown show running the country at present.

@@MrSpikebender My mother's depression mentality did not make her a depressed person, but there was a cloud over her life. She was aware of it, but could not help certain compulsive behaviors, like hoarding weird stuff. And you are right- we do have some interesting times ahead! Not a good thing, but spend a minute and consider what it must have been like in 1919 to come home from the European trenches to the Spanish flu (20 times deadlier than CV-19 with a much smaller population). Or twenty years later, my folks got married the year Hitler invaded Poland. I remember my mom taking a flight to Texas to see my brother off to Vietnam. I have good reason to be optimistic about my future. I hope you do too.

@@uncareid5557 My Great Grandparents migrated from Germany soon after WWI. I was told they could see where things were going. They ended up in backwoods Louisiana. My Papa (grandfather) came into the world soon after. He quit school in forth grade so he could hunt to help feed the now family of seven him being the youngest. Long story short, He was a great man. A kind person. and that man could fish. He did pretty good in life. I lived next door to my grandparents till I was sixteen. I was lucky enough to have him in my life till I was in my mid forties.

Baby Got Back by Sir-Mix-A-Lot.

@@mwillblade No one asked what your pappy/grandpappy sings to you. Stay on topic.

@@maiat5643 I was more of a help than you!

@@maiat5643 it was your pappy's song

@@cynthia8343 How when it was your inbred mama/sister's?

I crapped on myself today at work.

Bullshit.

The owner of this channel is taking the captions from the archive photos. So take it up with whomever took the pictures in the 30s and 40s.

Don't be a douche

Grow up