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Record-breaking harvest predicted in MN

SweetFeet

SweetFeet

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Record-breaking whipped cream harvest is predicted in Minnesota this year!

After a "perfect storm" last Thursday and Friday, every tractor, tree and shrub is covered with the stuff! Ditches are level-full with great frothy whorls of the stuff.

Not sure what kind of price it will fetch - but there is A LOT of it. Production has been so abundant this year, that it is being stored in great piles on the ground everywhere you look. :)

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Always like your photos, rarely have anything to say about it really, just enjoy them.

That shot of the tractor sure is neat tho, man..... Nice.

Paul
 
SweetFeet, you may have to run an "End of the Month" sale, Cash and carry only. Save money by the shovelfull!
BTW, do you folks make snowcream?
 
Trouble is,with that much,the price will go right in the toilet. You won't be able to give it away.
 
Shadetree,

Good idea... but I think I might aim for a mid-month sale to get rid of inventory a little sooner. LOL.

No snowcream... just snow-angels (except you'll be lost if you try it this year).
 
Thanks, Paul!

I try not to post too much off-topic stuff... but once in a while, I just can't resist.
 
MarkWV,

Thanks!

Though the white stuff is a pain in the neck - it really can look beautiful.
 
Not sure, but we might even be willing to donate a truck load or two... if you're willing to haul it.

Let me know if it sells well, down there. :)
 
Thanks.

I do like my rust better without whipped cream... kind of prefer it in a junkyard with some "greens" on the side.
 
Well, eye'll bakes ya one and fax it to ya wif some whipped cream.

Might be soggy when it arrives. LOL.
 
I mighta worded that poorly, let me make sure....

I always find your pictures here enjoyable, just don't have a reason to comment so don't often reply.

That tractor one was especially cool for my tastes so I had to say something. Just a gold star for that one on top of the typical A I give you......

Paul
 
Paul,

Thanks again! Glad you enjoyed it.

Now I feel bad... I took your first comment just as you had intended it. (I just spontaneously added that I try to keep my off-topics minimal... not due to anything you had replied).
 
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