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Posted by Box of Rocks on May 11, 2001 at 05:46:26 from (157.225.178.11):
In Reply to: Off the N Subject Survey posted by TennesseeMan on May 10, 2001 at 14:06:56:
I purchased 100 acres of land in Alfred, NY about 2 years ago. We had been hunting on other people's property and got tired of it. The land we purchased has a significant amount of open field and the lawnmower was not going to cut it. Purchased the 2N from a gentleman who owned a Pharmacy for many many years but was now too old and frail to safely use the tractor on his 2 acre plot. I think it kind of took some of the life out of him to sell it but his doctor son was worried about him. I feel a little more allegiance to the 2N for that reason alone. Anyway - I am married with two small children. I am 35 years old and finishing up my MBA at the University of Rochester. I currently work for the local Gas and Electric Company here in town. Thanks to everyone for your help over the past year. I also drive Ford Automobiles exclusively. Go Blue Oval Gang - or go home. Box
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