The Canadian farm annual for 1880 published in Connection with the Weekly Mail (1880)
Weekly Mail, Toronto · Toronto, The Mail 88 p. illus. 22 cm · leaf 19
In laying out a zig-zag fence, various modes are adopted for fix-ing the places for the corners ; but the most perfect, and perhapsthe most rapid, is to stretch a cord or line (which, if the weatheris not windy, may be 20 rods long), and keeping it to its place byflat stones laid on it, proceed to… … -MARKING L«GS FORSPLITTING.
Farmhouses · Agriculture
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