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Old 01-14-2013, 08:07 AM
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Looks like some faces ive seen on the wall at the post office. Lol
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Is that the new cast of Glee?

Glad you guys had a nice day to get together.
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Absolutely gorgeous weekend down here Marty. The wagon actually had 2 cubs on it at the time but before we left NC we added a third. All in all it was a great day.

Alan it was great seeing you again and meeting Earl, David and your better half...
You too, Earl! When we make another trip to Vince's, we'll have to meet again!
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Good seeing you too Acecil. It was also nice to see some old friends and meet a new one. Allen, you missed out on going to the farm when Earl snagged a super nice 125.

Martyrant, here is the rest of the trailer shot...
Yes that is a 882 diesel. It was mine, and now belongs to another member who couldnt make it for the BS session today. Thats also his new to him rare Brinly box blade that was made for Cat 0 and Cat 1 tractors. Very heavy.
Enjoyed visiting with you, David! Jenn and I will plan a trip your way, so we can BS and get those azaleas.
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Good seeing you too Acecil. It was also nice to see some old friends and meet a new one. Allen, you missed out on going to the farm when Earl snagged a super nice 125.

Martyrant, here is the rest of the trailer shot...
Yes that is a 882 diesel. It was mine, and now belongs to another member who couldnt make it for the BS session today. Thats also his new to him rare Brinly box blade that was made for Cat 0 and Cat 1 tractors. Very heavy.
Someone just got lucky! Sounds like you all had a blast.
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Hey Vince! haven't seen you in a few years, how have ya been ?
This is a picture of Vince a few years ago at plow day (hee hee)

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Oh Vince, I didnt know you had them both pierced!
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Wow tough crowd, LMAO
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OMG Vince,
Not only piercings, but leather pants too!
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OMG Vince,
Not only piercings, but leather pants too!
At least in front!
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