Orchard crew in the Pacific Northwest, USA or Canada, early 1900s
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according to a video i recently watched about this, the farmers in north africa put them there on purpose in that position as a tourist attraction it isnt natural for them to do this. likely its stressing the animals out.
I went through rural Morocco some years back and I saw lots of goats on argan trees. nobody was around to have put them there and they didnβt seem stressed at all.
How do they force the goats to stand in the trees? I do t know how you would force a goat to do anything.
I assuming scared up there somehow, Iβm torn, knowing goats though cause they would totally do this shit especially if they knew they werenβt allowed up there.
> work in agriculture
> three-piece suit
It was like this in every industry. And also in unemployment. And also in organised crime.
Was the planet really just colder back then?
Man, they let apple trees grow tall back then.
I bet Mr Newton was glad he didnβt take a seat below one as tall as that.
I think I see my grandfather in there.