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Wednesday, August 22, 2018
Not a Rain Gauge......
We received more than an inch of rain. This had some of a previous sprinkles day so it is fuller than a one day’s measure. A blog friend in India says they still use the aluminum version of this milkman. I hadn’t thought of it before but dairy farms today use stainless steel tanks carrying gallons of milk instead of individual small cans.
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It had sprinkled a few moments before giving me a flower with the water droplets.
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Your "rain gauge" brought back a flood of memories for me, L.D. I was raised on a dairy farm, back in the day when the milk still went in these milk cans and either my father or grandfather delivered the cans to a dairy plant. Before I graduated high school though they had gone to the large steel tank and the tanker truck would come by and pick up the milk. Thank you for the memories!
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