I thought You would appreciate that. The pictures are not that great as they are from My phone. We spent the weekend at my parents house and stayed with Dad. His health is bad and we let Mom stay at our house in town. I know that sounds a little strange but with his dementia he will not give her a moments peace if she is there.So we alternate weekends taking him (brothers and sister). I took Him to the farm to get him out of the house and snapped these pics. The 4020 we use in our business for grading and bush hogging it normally would not be at the farm as we have another 4020 that we use there. Our Grandfather bought the F12 in 1937 when He bought the farm on Edisto Island. When the family sold the farm We took our excavator lifted it out of the trees and carried it to the farm My brothers and I bought near where Mom and Dad live. They live near St. George SC. the home of the World Grits Festival. Seriously. Which is where our family comes from. I am afraid that Mom will not be able to take care of him very much longer as Dad is declining steadily. We are going to start tearing down a bank today and will have some pictures tonight when I get home. Need a slightly used bank vault door? Thank You for your friendship. I was a little disconcerted as no one else made any comments. Ron
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