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Posted by 01gentdc on December 21, 2016 at 06:18:41 from (184.16.155.35):

In Reply to: Re: that was close ! posted by mite-help on December 20, 2016 at 21:06:25:

I know the old guy enuf to stay away from him, talkin to him would only piz him off for life toward me, and he would tell the world that I was a bad trump supporter ,. although I may be considered to be wrong ,,the 4020 had the rite wheel in the grass and was all but stopt ,. the horses on the rite were eager for hay ,,. and PERHAPS , BECAUSE OF FEAR OF THEM RUNNING OUT ,. he chose to block the gate with tractor while he opened it,,. the most important thing was there was 50 feet of open land from fence post to fence post available to stay away from him .. .. ,,.. the man did look back, he simply did not see me because of his winter clothing .. I doubt if flashers would make any difference ,,.the STRANGE THING,,. why would anyone choose to completely blok the road that historically has traffic travelin at 55 mph? ,. get off the tractor to open the gate, get back on and BACK INTO THE PASTURE ? ... could it be that he recalls as a boy thathis county road was nuthin but ruts and mud holes that carried horse drawn wAgons going to the mill,. and in those days he and his dad knew everyone, or perhaps he wished to assert to everyone in passing that since this road that divided his farm was carved from his granpas deed with no compensation that he had a rite . or could it be that since he was let go serveral yrs ago from the county road dept that he felt he would push his road rites to the limit, and make every soccer mom in the subdivision behind him stop for him,,. LIKE I Said EALIER ,. I KNOW THE GUY,.and his position. and I have heard his complaints as a county elected official ,when we worked to get farmland preservation in this county . and I get his point ,,. but don't agree with him on all of his issues , but want to remain cordial ,.. and I know how difficult his personality is...


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