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08-21-2010, 09:07 AM
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Thresherman's Reunion in Southeastern PA
Took the wife, 3 year son (his birthday) and 3 year old nephew to Rough and Tumble (http://www.roughandtumble.org/) in Kinzers, PA yesterday for the Thresherman's reunion. We all had a blast! My nephew walked up to a display of running small steam engines and just stared for a couple minutes. He was completely fascinated. Both kids loved all the tractors, bulldozers, steam engines, steam powered trains and pretty much everything there.
The best part was I got to feed my newfound addiction to Cub Cadets by being able to see so many different models and attachments in one place. There were probably 8 or 10 Originals there and a couple with front end loaders. Nothing like seeing all that in person rather than just pictures on the internet. While we are looking at all this, the wife floors me by saying we should get a small tractor for my son to play/mow with when he gets older! This from a woman who could have cared less about lawn and garden equipment. Now I just have to decide the model Cub to pick. Good thing we didn't go to the zoo like she had originally wanted to do for my son's birthday. I think the boys loved this much more. 
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