I was part of this for 16 years, 1970- 1986 in Ballinlough hill with my father, uncle, brothers and cousins. It was wonderful and great memories and my Dad boiling eggs in a sugar bag on an open fire. i treasure those times.
@@colincampbell4261grind flax seed for oil, for the cash. The remaining paste feed to the chickens and pigs. Feed upon the pigs and the chickens and sell the eggs. Also, withhold some of the oil to make soap for cash. Do the same with pumpkin seed. Colin Campbell, I hold your indolence anathema to its very core. You are a repressed soul intent on a meager existence. I am about prosperity,and pride in one’s accomplishments. Even the abode of humble man can still be his castle.
I was part of this for 16 years, 1970- 1986 in Ballinlough hill with my father, uncle, brothers and cousins. It was wonderful and great memories and my Dad boiling eggs in a sugar bag on an open fire. i treasure those times.
Bob Sheils , Great craftsman .
Thank you for uploading this video,The music was amazing espically the gentleman on the Hohner Atlantic IV accordion.
Amazing footage.
i wish i had an irish grandad
Do they own all that turf and sell it on or what happens to it all
They still use it for their own home heating fuel.
Barren of trees, it must be windy thus a good place for windmills.
No wheat to grind.
@@colincampbell4261grind flax seed for oil, for the cash. The remaining paste feed to the chickens and pigs. Feed upon the pigs and the chickens and sell the eggs. Also, withhold some of the oil to make soap for cash. Do the same with pumpkin seed. Colin Campbell, I hold your indolence anathema to its very core. You are a repressed soul intent on a meager existence. I am about prosperity,and pride in one’s accomplishments. Even the abode of humble man can still be his castle.