Out of service
This rusty, old tractor is sitting in front a building in the Holland Marsh, a former marsh that was drained about a century ago for growing vegetables. A small portion of this growing area is in East Gwillimbury. This tractor looks like it may have been one of the earliest tractors to work the surrounding fields, dontcha think?
In Service
I'm not sure how old this Santa actually is (his voice sounded kinda young) but he sure does LOOK old!
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Old, but not nearly so rusty. :-)
ReplyDeleteYes, the tractor does look very old, but I like it's rustic charm.
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Looks like it got stuck in the marsh. Merry Christmas
ReplyDeleteGreat captures! I like the Santa! Merry Christmas to you and your family!
ReplyDeleteAlthough his hair and beard are white, his face and heart are young...much younger than the tractor...:)JP. HO! HO! HO!
ReplyDeleteGreat old tractor believe it or not I have never been to the Holland Marsh someday perhaps. Hug B
ReplyDeletei like that tractor and it looks like it has put in as much time in service as the HO HO HO man.. ha ha ha
ReplyDeleteI've been in the Marsh area many times. It's quite a lovely part of the province.
ReplyDeleteSanta's going to be busy in a couple of days!
Love these photos! Merry Christmas EG :)
ReplyDeleteYou certainly have a plethora of old farm machinery in your area. This one, I think, was one of the earliest tractors at the beginning of time! I could drive it, though, as I've been told I have a rusty old halo.
ReplyDeleteGreat Santa pic!
I wonder what the springs on the seat of that old tractor would have been like...
ReplyDeletevery cute. :)
ReplyDeleteHe makes a great Santa!
ReplyDeleteNice shot of the old tractor!
ReplyDeleteSomething outta service = tractor. Something very much 'in' on the evening of the 24th. Flying high.
ReplyDeleteLove that old tractor!
ReplyDeletei love the Santa. what about Santa on a tractor? that would be cute! ( :
ReplyDeleteThat is a good looking Santa!
ReplyDeleteSanta is ageless but can't say the same about the tractor. Merry Christmas.
ReplyDeleteA happy looking Santa but the tractor is really great! I guess back then they were made to work not be comfortable!
ReplyDeleteI love that old rusty tractor! Santa looks like a real jolly guy with a twinkle in his eye. Have a wonderful Christmas!
ReplyDeleteLove the rusty tractor! Have a wonderful Christmas!
ReplyDeleteGreat shots ~ love them both for different reasons!
ReplyDeleteHappy Holidays to you,
artmusedog and carol
Love the Santa photo!
ReplyDeleteThat's a nice Santa, sparkly white and clean beard and hat. Poor old tractor...
ReplyDeleteThis can't have been a comfortable ride, but I know that's not the point. I love the sound of these old tractors.
ReplyDeleteAnd yours is quite a handsome Santa, young or old. He seems to fit the fill nicely.
Cute post and Santa's not just in service he's going to be swamped!
ReplyDeleteOh, how fun!!! And I am smiling again -- I got my computer back up and did most of it myself after the techs said they weren't able to do any more!! Have a wonderful and very Merry Christmas!!!
ReplyDeleteI wonder what happened to the steering wheel, but perhaps that is the way they were made, gotto love its charm, tho. Santa makes me smile,happy holidays!phyllis
ReplyDeletethe old tractor is eye catching. happy happy holidays.
ReplyDeleteWorth a Thousand Words
Love both shots.
ReplyDeleteSomething about old farm equipment makes for great photographs. Nice job.
ReplyDeleteLOVE your photos
ReplyDeletetheres a post up on my blog just for you :)
Imagine Father Christmas on a tractor!
ReplyDeleteBoth are great shots. I think you might be right about that tractor...it looks pretty old. As for Santa, he looks like he 'HOHOHO's' a lot...judging by the laugh lines round his eyes. I think he is perfect for then role :-) Merry Christmas...
ReplyDeleteIts a good thing he has those flying reindeer to depend on!! Wishing you much joy in this season of love.
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas!
ReplyDeleteRust! You can never have too many photos of rust! ;-)
ReplyDeleteWish that your Christmas was great. Have a nice start of 2015 too.
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