Thread: The things we do....

Boy, does that bring back memories from 66 years ago.....my Dad (RIP) would take my brother and I and walk 2 miles down the railroad track from our house in Jackson, Mississippi to the Pearl River swamps to cut a big bundle of cane poles and drag them back home...when they dried out we used some for fishing and the rest went to the garden....

Originally Posted by prefers shiners

Boy, does that bring back memories from 66 years ago.....my Dad (RIP) would take my brother and I and walk 2 miles down the railroad track from our house in Jackson, Mississippi to the Pearl River swamps to cut a big bundle of cane poles and drag them back home...when they dried out we used some for fishing and the rest went to the garden....

If I might ask, what were their purpose in the garden? Holding uprights?

Imma use some of the bottoms of the 3” diameter ones to make a privacy fence side for our raised house around pylons.
Just gotta look into the weaving process. And of course cut more
The upper halves will be sunk for a new honey hole once I get my boat going.
Used to drive em in the bottom but I think about time more lately.

You said Pearl and I’m all ears.

Thx for the visual


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Most folks use them in the garden to A frame pole beans (snap beans). If the bases were big enough I guess you could stake tomatoes with the bottom half.