Posted by Donald Lehman on April 09, 2016 at 07:14:52 from (172.78.143.17):
In Reply to: other memories long gone posted by Al Baker(pumpman) on April 08, 2016 at 19:14:12:
Sitting on the front porch with my grandfather whittling toy boats out of cedar. Riding on a WC Allis sitting in my grandfathers lap. Escaping out of the enclose/play area in the back yard and climbing onto the seat of Pop's Farmall M at three years old. To this day I can hear the screech my mother let out when she came out to check on me and saw me sitting up there on that M. (I seem to remember leaves coming off the tress. Lol!) I can remember getting onto the drawbar was no big deal, but straining every muscle in my little body getting up to the axle and unto the floorboard. (I have pictures of me on that M seat, too) Snow fence silos. Bagging oats on a AC 66 combine with my grandfather. (a dirty, filthy job)
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