As the title suggests, we like milk churns. Here are a few photos of our collection.
A French milk churn.
A glass fibre replica milk churn that was once a solar powered fountain but is now capped with a home-made wooden lid and replica tractor seat I made from an old wooden fish tank lid.
From left to right, a common or garden UK 10-gallon churn, a lightweight 5-gallon churn, a milking parlour churn that would be filled direct from a cow or two in a milking shed, and a farm labourer’s milk-can.
Left to right, a pottery churn I bought in the USA for 3 dollars American, a present from a friend, and a pottery churn I bought yesterdegg in our local Mind charity shop for £4 that will be part of my chrymble present to my Lovely Cousin. I am sure she will belighted to have one more thing to dust.
