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Old 03-20-2013, 07:08 PM
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Default Snow Up North Today!!
Well I have been reading about how our northern friends have been lucky enough to get seat time while us southerners have been suffering!!

I preach about not plowing, but, I had a section of the garden that was not level, so I figured "Cultivator Time!!"

It is sweatshirt warm outside, so I hooked up the cultivator.





Here is the garden section that is just fallow from last fall



Getting ready to start



A couple rounds



A little later



Starting third pass



Gratuitous butt shot!!



I hope this helps the northerners with cabin fever!!

That seat capture is for you, Duke!!
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Old 03-20-2013, 07:21 PM
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Looks like a Deere sandwich with the green on both ends. LOL

Cool pics Cad!
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Very cool pics CAD!
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Awesome pics, CAD! The super got the job done!
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Great pictures of the Super and cultivator.
Very scenic where you are at
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Great pictures of the Super and cultivator.
Very scenic where you are at
The last pic is the view from the back of our house.

This guy is looking at the front of my house. (From a mile away!)



I can see that outcropping from my dining room table.
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That seat capture is for you, Duke!!
Looks like a road trip to your place to get rid of the deere problem you have up there. Grandpa's old over under 12 should take care of that deere on the seat.
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Looks great. Gotta get rid of that seat...or at least rip the sticker off/paint it over.
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Well we are getting snow down south today. The Groundhog lied! No good rodent!

Just took this pic at 10:45, guess I'll leave the plow and chains on for a couple more days. This winter is getting old fast.
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Well we are getting snow down south today. The Groundhog lied! No good rodent!
Just rain here, Sam.
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