Posted by morris roessler on July 10, 2013 at 18:24:14 from (69.163.7.199):
In Reply to: saddens me posted by metalmender on July 10, 2013 at 16:37:36:
In the town in southern Mn. where I grew up, we had all the useual stuff in the parade on the celabration day..fire trucks,floats of all kinds.highschools bands and tractors and people would ride their pretty horses through the parade.First they eliminated the hosres and riders altogether then a year or two later they started charging big fee's for tractors to be in the parade. I guess those city people how much time it takes to prepare a tractor for there celeberation and what it cost to truck it aways..OR maybe they just didn't want us there anymore.Either way nobdy takes there trastors there anymore.. TO BAD, it turned out like that.It was always a fun day for tractor people to show them off alittle.
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