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Posted by super99 on April 09, 2007 at 17:09:27 from (207.144.222.158):
Wife and I went to St. Louis over the weekend. Left Muscatine, Ia. and drove down 61 thru Mo. on Friday and back home Sunday on Illinois side. 267 to 108 and stopped in Carlinville to see my Mom in the nursing home and then up 55 to 74 and then 17 west.Saw 1 tractor and field cultivator at work in MO. Nothing else moving. Didn't seem like anybody had done any field work. Could be quite a year. Chris
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