I photographed this truck in 2010. It’s still one of my favorites and a good example of the ingenuity of our small-town businesses. It definitely got my attention.
The Lawn Ranger, McRae
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I’m Misty Ussery just a note Brewers, Ussery’s, Johnson’s, Collins, Rawlings and Rawlins, Hollingsworth, Atkins, Atkins, Purvis’s and Atkinson, the Coley’s & Cooley’s and the Brown’s are related my GGG Grandma is Sarah Brown
Myrtice and Mack Coley
The name should be Mrytice Coley. Aunt Myrtle Mathews was her twin sister.
Maiden names would be Brewer.
I think that truck is parked in front of The Pecan Co-op in McRae,Ga. My Aunt Myrtle Coley would go there to have her own pecans cracked, to be shelled, by herself. I question this, so if anybody remembers please add some history.
This looks like it was parked in the front or to the side of Ross Cleaners.
This could have been 40 years ago. Thank you, for the reply.