Squareground3691
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Yup the blooming bomb has arrived . Even prickly pear reaching for the sky 
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Yup the blooming bomb has arrived . Even prickly pear reaching for the sky 
Squareground3691
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Yea a labor of luv , my wife is the caretaker pretty much she luvs doing it . Thanks
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Maintenance Chief
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Wow triplets!
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No. She just feeds any calf that comes to her.
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I think Mr. I has one of those yellow hardhats that says "McCulloch" on it.
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Paid that off back in 2008, when the rest of the USA was belly up.
That's awesome! I've got 7 years left.
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Couple shots from last week 
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It's so cute. Like me !!!
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Can't go wrong with mayo.
And is their any dirt roads in Tennessee? We were staying in Rutherford county and I didn't see a one.
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Not a one in the county I live it that I can think of. Lot's of tar & chip roads though. Our soil turns to muck in most places during the winter.
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It was sure nice and I can see an added safety factor of not sliding off the road.
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Gravel here is made from crushed limestone. It breaks down to dust on gravel roads in a few years. That might be the reason that we have less gravel roads than many other states. In North Carolina when I was a kid, we had a lot of roads made from packed clay. They put used oil on them in the summer. Can you imagine the outcry over that if done today?
