Posted by larry@stinescorner on September 06, 2017 at 05:23:06 from (100.35.206.226):
In Reply to: The Time Has Come. posted by Adirondack case guy on September 05, 2017 at 16:09:03:
Just to lighten up this whole thread and keep it fun,,In gonna add,,My dad bought an old model A car when he was 14 years old ,and he turned into a doodlebug type tractor.He told me all about it,,but we have no pictures of it.But///if I did have pictures of it,,it was a car,,could I post it here ,,or there ,,if things change?I Wouldn't know what to do? (lol) One thing for sure Loren I really like seeing your firewood ,the whole process,,always like your shop,fabrications,neatness of painting,stacking of the wood,,etc,,,,dont ever stop posting,,it is a great inspiration to me for sure,,and In pretty sure for many others too!!!Also//Loren, thanks for the call yesterday,it cheered me up,,always like hearing from you!
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