kcm.MN
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kcm.MN
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- NW Minnesota
"Extra" Pic puzzle:
https://jigex.com/6VgA
https://jigex.com/6VgA
Rich'sToys
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I like the passenger seat set up.
farmerjohn
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Looks like it could be around where I live in western PA.
BAnNC
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That could easily be in the middle of the Blue Ridge Mtns.
gtractorfan
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Except you need to watch where you have your feet when the driver is using a 3 pt. hitch implement.
Blackhole49
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I sure hope that isn't the driveway.
Janicholson
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Walter you cannot come in the house with those boots on. The pants will have to go as well. The neighbors don't have binoculars, and don't care to look
anyway. And put down that cat!!
anyway. And put down that cat!!
Richard G.
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Bean there done that many times with my old 8N.
Did it the other day and had to be pulled out when mowing behind the pond dam.
Cold look that way in my garden now if I put a tractor in it.
Richard in NW SC where we are over a foot ahead in rain for this time if year.
Did it the other day and had to be pulled out when mowing behind the pond dam.
Cold look that way in my garden now if I put a tractor in it.
Richard in NW SC where we are over a foot ahead in rain for this time if year.
Looks like some parts of SD last year. We were also about a foot more rain than average last year at this time. Last year was wettest ever recorded in SD. This year is more like normal, but spring is a little later. James River is still above flood stage & has been above flood stage for over a year now. Still lots of water coming from our sister state to the North.
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kcm.MN
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I'll make a separate thread on doing this. Look in the OT section.
[b:043c8a0c56]gregww[/b:043c8a0c56] will have to explain it if using the other puzzle site as I'm not as familiar with that one.
1946 BN IHC
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looks like some pictures of the hill and fens in northern England and Scotland and Ireland. Reminds me of stories from the James Harriot books about English vets and what they had to over come in the early 1920s & 30 s.
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kcm.MN
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That subject sounds like it would make good reading.
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