Posted by dave2 on November 16, 2008 at 23:15:42 from (84.170.142.161):
In Reply to: Question for Dave2 posted by Dozer Guy on November 15, 2008 at 22:40:22:
Not unless there's a war. No machinery and no trucks over 7.5 ton GWV. Exception is emergency vehicles and perishables.
Neighbor told me that 30+ years ago, if you needed to take cre of something on Sunday or a Religous Holiday (plenty of them here), you had to get permission from the Preacher.
If my horses are hungry or thirsty, they get a water wagon or round bale regardless of what day it is. I try to accomodate when possible. I do it while church is going on because I don't go anywhere near it on my route. First couple of times anyone said something, I just asked them why they weren't in Church and gave them a disgusted look.
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