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[QUOTE="BroadwayVa, post: 2339974, member: 6118"]
No FDR---My married sister and hubby owned a small farm in Plymouth Ct--water was from a spring up on the hill and gravity fed, standard country septic, lamps originally for light until Doc Atha stepped in and go the government to allow the purchase of copper wires for lines --she had a work horse, three (2 riding one buggy) horses, I worked in haying (probably more in the way), feeding and cleaning for cows and horses, never could milk still can't .  I went to school in Naugatuck and walked thru pastures to the RR track to the Thomaston Station. Another sister drove me home, she worked in Naugatuck painting radium on Aircraft dials.
I enjoyed the horses and had one heffer (sp) as a friend until she got  horns, and jabbed my ribs.  The farm up the road a big farm was owned by a plymouth teacher and she had "state" kids working the farm -12 years old/13 years old--the conditions they lived in--you'd be arrested if your dog lived that way---when she retired she was honored as a humantarian.  They were my friends--one is in the State prison system for the last 60 years--was a Willy Pep entourage paid empoyee.
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