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Re: Herritage Show for Farm Progress Show
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Posted by Dave Olson on September 22, 2003 at 18:28:07 from (24.171.99.6):
In Reply to: Herritage Show for Farm Progress Show posted by Scotty on September 21, 2003 at 22:24:10:
Really saw too many things to have a favorite! It was really a great show :) Rained last night so it was really muddy tryin to move equipment around this morning. This truck mounted sheller reminded me of the fellows that came and emptied our corn cribs when I was a kid. They would load the corn directly into a semi and haul it to market. A couple other things that I remember was how much hard work it was 50 years ago bringing in the harvest. The food was always good! And sometimes I got to ride with the fellows in the Big semi truck!:-) Dave Olson East-Central Illinois
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