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Sheep Farmer Whirligig - $200 (Hillsboro) condition: excellent Sheep farmer whirligig. I did not make it, design it, or dream it up. It came to me through karma and good luck. I have searched thoroughly for the source of this thing, and as far as I can tell, it's from a deceased sheep farmer. I do not know if it is a self-portrait, or whether this even represents actual farming activities. It's funny, dammit. Don't be a Karen. If you're offended by it, just move along and be offended by something else. As for the price, it's not really negotiable. You either want this or you don't. If you do, you'll know that my price is fair. Hell, it's fair at three times the price. Finally, if you are unsure what you are looking at: yes, the farmer is nailing the sheep. Let's not mince words. You may not actually want this in front of your home. I actually DO want this in front of my home, but I have a wife who wisely has veto power on this sort of thing. It's Christmas. You can't just go out and buy this sort of thing. Scoop this up. Give the gift that keeps on giving.... it to the sheep. post id: 7808505344

Wow, never saw pinstriping that size before. .....Hippy

what mechohaulic said, l know someone who knows. .....Hippy

That's OK Brocky l'll pass. The little puppy dog went to a good home but, l still have the trailer. Chucky you looking for a trailer now? lol .....Hippy

All that on four axles, swing wide it's a 53' 100 footer. .....Hippy

Very special Thank You to those that served in WW2. Eighty Three years ago..... Thank You to all who do and have served. First mention of Pearl Harbor today in the local-state wide news paper is on page A3. That's the best they could do?

The Shakers (You'll have to look them up) had a different way of putting their hay away. Built in 1826 for loose hay but a very efficient operation in everything they did. l remember a Shaker meeting house being moved with B models from Shirley Ma to Hancock Ma. They moved it in 1962. .....Hippy https://lostnewengland.com/2023/08/round-stone-barn-hancock-massachusetts/ https://hancockshakervillage.org/shakers/museum/historic-architecture/meetinghouse/

OH Ya! l can see the "F" model painted blue and gray now! Anyone know why OVNT had the three stars on all their logos and equipment? l have an idea but, .....Hippy