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Re: First combine of season
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Posted by Delbert from Lincoln on June 27, 2005 at 12:32:05 from (205.188.117.66):
In Reply to: Re: First combine of season posted by Galen on June 27, 2005 at 07:43:48:
Galen;
I answered once, but I don"t see it on board, so computer must of ate it, or I pushed the wrong button or something like that. I will try again.
If you are looking for my place via computer and terraserver or ultimat map or some such program. Longatude -96.08060 Latitaude 40.49871 Look for a long narrow strip. The squigly lines in the aerial views are trees planted on old terrace and conture lines. There is a lot of pine and cedar in there.
If looking for it via pickup truck go north from Cambells corner to road 736. Turn east. Stop and lock in front hubs. You got about 1/4 mile of gravel to do this. Go east 5 1/4 miles to 62630. There are 3 stretches of that road that have never seen gravel, and 4 center pivots that the owners are not too carful about shutting them off, and in one place there are two across the road from one another. That road is known locally as "The buffalo Trail". When we go with the car, we go thru cook, then 3 east, 1 south, 1 1/4 east, north side road. I think it is 8 miles from 136, but would have to see map and count them off to be sure, and if I put up map, I would loose typing again. Delbert
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