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Never had pie there but a decade or two back I made the mistake of ordering a large stack of sourdough pancakes as well as eggs and breakfast meat

I’m still working on them
I always eat in camp but everybody said there was good eating in town,only thing I did in town was drink lots of alcohol our camp was dry.
 

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Good morning ladies and gentlemen,
it's raining, so I'll have to change the plans a bit. Shopping list for tomorrow!

Post some pictures of your tractors sometime.
Yes, I need to be able to get pictures made and post.
My father passed away in 2011, so his tractor will be safe to drive and functional.
 

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Always have a couple. Deer have been a plenty, even spotted ones. Velvet is comming off a little too.
Really? They won't rub the velvet off until late August/ early September here.
Maybe the buck Larry saw bumped his antler on something and tore the velvet? I agree with Ed, way too early to be shedding velvet.
 

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Good morning ladies and gentlemen,
it's raining, so I'll have to change the plans a bit. Shopping list for tomorrow!


Yes, I need to be able to get pictures made and post.
My father passed away in 2011, so his tractor will be safe to drive and functional.
I wouldn't know how to operate a safe and functional tractor lol everybody around here just pieces them together and hopes for the best.
 

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I wouldn't know how to operate a safe and functional tractor lol everybody around here just pieces them together and hopes for the best.
When I bought the farm after Dad passed away, I used his Ford for a year, brakes on one wheel, steep hills, 9.5mm chain, and ice, luck is what saved me, and not once.

That's what made me put $28k in the MF. I have come so far in the tractor project that lights, two sensors and two used front tires (480/65x24) are all that remains.
I'll probably sandblast and spray paint all the red eventually, looking forward to that too, putting my years as a car painter and industrial painter back to use.

But I'm going to fix dad's tractor, step by step, the biggest problem will be getting hold of parts, but what you can't get hold of has to be made. I will try to take some pictures as it stands today. It has stopped raining so I will continue on the MF.
 
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