M Mary Robi Well-known member May 3, 2026 #21 Shirley Martin said: We called them tater sack races. I seem to remember that you had two people, each with one leg in the bag. Click to expand... "Three-legged races"....two people with their legs tied together.
Shirley Martin said: We called them tater sack races. I seem to remember that you had two people, each with one leg in the bag. Click to expand... "Three-legged races"....two people with their legs tied together.
Faye Fox Well-known member May 3, 2026 #22 Mary Robi said: "Three-legged races"....two people with their legs tied together. Click to expand... Sounds like what they do at weddings in the south, instead of throwing the bouquet. You win the three legged race, you have to marry the guy. Choose your partner wisely if you are trying to win. Don't pick a loser!
Mary Robi said: "Three-legged races"....two people with their legs tied together. Click to expand... Sounds like what they do at weddings in the south, instead of throwing the bouquet. You win the three legged race, you have to marry the guy. Choose your partner wisely if you are trying to win. Don't pick a loser!
Faye Fox Well-known member May 3, 2026 #23 I grew up seeing pinto bean bags from Dove Creek. I wish I had a stack of them now. As a young adult, in Eastern Oregon or Greater Idaho, I saw a lot of these burlap bags. Last edited: May 3, 2026
I grew up seeing pinto bean bags from Dove Creek. I wish I had a stack of them now. As a young adult, in Eastern Oregon or Greater Idaho, I saw a lot of these burlap bags.