Posted by LA in Wi. on February 05, 2008 at 19:13:46 from (71.98.10.56):
In Reply to: Re: kindness posted by Janicholson on February 05, 2008 at 14:08:54:
Janicholson,
Gosh, I sure hope you didn"t think I was making fun of Red Mist. It"s been so many years since farmers have plowed, I now find a whole generation of guys that have never pulled a plow. I did a lot of plowing in the 1950-1960 era, in that wonderful black soil of Iowa, and am now glad to pass on whatever help I can give. I notice that old plows are bringing more money the last couple years, and I hope that that old iron is being put to work. I have a "prettied up" H Farmall and a "prettied up" #8 Little Genius plow for parades and shows, but I get them dirty once or twice a year for plow days; it"s the sweetest sound to hear tractors work with plows. And the smell of that newly worked soil...it"s just like perfume. I am now working on getting 20 guys with old tractors and plows to plow up a storm in late April...spectators, whole families, come to watch, and a 4-H club sells the food. I can hardly wait!
Old Timer LA in WI.
PS: Red Mist, I hope you drop that plow in the ground this Spring!
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