Posted by dale c mi on September 10, 2016 at 11:38:12 from (66.87.92.28):
Well, where to start. What a site, Almost 1400 tractors in one spot! A line of tractors, well I would say the entire length of the parade route. 8 or 10 miles. 5 mile long bridge, 500 feet in the air, over 300 feet deep water, and by the way i can see how the yugo went over the edge. Large amount of spectators on both sides of the bridge. Not enough room in big bear arena for all the tractors. Parked on lawn, sidewalks aind in the street! Looks like a lot tractor took over town! And most of them marking there spot. Lol. Fred (1951 8n ) left his mark( oil spot) in the parking lot to reserve his spot for next year. Had a blast! What's the record for tractors in one spot? Maybe we can break it next year. Here are a couple of pic. Dale.
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