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Re: Instructions for the guy on the binder, please...
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Posted by agpilot on August 02, 2007 at 17:32:54 from (206.146.78.170):
In Reply to: Re: Instructions for the guy on the binder, please... posted by LA in Wi. on August 02, 2007 at 07:38:12:
Hello LA in Wi:, So you remember well drinking the cool water brought out to where you were cutting?? Ahhh Ha. So do I. My one uncle lived on a bit of a hill and had been a well digger. His well was deep into a great vein of gravel and was the best tasting and coldest water I can remember as a kid.(pre-teenager).. That big ole long handle tin cup was hanging there in the well-house for any and all to use... and I enjoyed it. Almost better then any of the very cold beer my cousin and I would sometimes swipe since it was stacked in a cold water trough in the well-house... One year I got to drive a brand new 1948 Farmall "C" for picking up bundles. Life was good on that tractor... agpilot
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