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Straighter furrows

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DeltaRed

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Some straighter furrows for you guys to see. Different better soil more moisture turned easier. Didn't have a thing to drink. LOL
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Looks nice and straight.

Your soil looks darker than I expected.

When I was a teen, my oldest sister lived near Windsor, CO. Their yard was like a big ol'sandbox, literally.
 

Well very good. Looks like you had 40 acres of practice first. lol I spent the afternoon trying to stab the last inch of engine on the 2606 bell housing and never made it. Didn't have a drink either but sure thought about it. Will try again tomorrow.
 
I was raised at Fort Collins. Close to Windsor. Spent a fair amount of time at Windsor in my early twenties. My siblings still live at Fort Collins.
 
Interesting. Another sister also moved out there for several years back then.

That sister, worked at HP in Fort Collins. We once got to tour the factory and have lunch with her there. A co-worker of hers made me a "solder bug" - a big blop of solder with wire legs. I think I still have it floating around here somewhere. :)

My nephew and his wife live in Fort Collins. I guess houses are tremendously expensive there.
 
Yes houses are super expensive in Fort Collins. It's supposed to be one of the fastest growing cities in America. Too expensive for me to go back, even if I wanted to. I remember HP used to be out in the country when it was first built. Now the city is built up around it. Harmony Road used to be a two-lane county road.
 
The last inch or less is always the hardest. That clutch disc has to be almost prefect centered, as you know. It sure is nice when it comes together. Stay safe. Stan
 
Some of the big fords can be a dirty sob to get back
together Ive seen it take 4 guys the fore noon to get
one finally to slide together once everything is
perfect it just slips together always makes me so
mad
 
Just let me bite into a Vern's Cinnamon roll. Preferably from the Old Vern's, not the "new" I liked the massive irregular rack and the older Jackalopes. I lived in Winsor for a month while finding a house to buy. Ended up on Skyline drive behind Horsetooth Reservoir. Jim
 
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