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Posted by Rob in Enumclaw on May 11, 2001 at 08:01:36 from (12.13.226.16):
In Reply to: Off the N Subject Survey posted by TennesseeMan on May 10, 2001 at 14:06:56:
Born and raised in the great state of Washington, on the eastern side where there are four seasons and lots of farmland. Moved to the Seattle area about 20 years ago (has it been that long?). Finished school, got a job at a local aerospace company, bought my first house in the city. A couple years later had a son and decided I didn't want him raised in the city, so my wife and I found about 9 acres in Enumclaw, SE of Seattle. About 2 years later I realized I needed a tractor, and just happened to find a '47 8N, not realizing at the time just how lucky I was to do so. Great fun. I also drive an F250 4x4 extended cab, which I love as much as the tractor. By the way, I am proud to say my Grandfather and great Uncles were the Lindeman brothers, one of which was Jesse Lindeman. Many of you will no doubt recognize the name associated with Lindeman John Deere BO crawlers, one of which I own also. My daughter's middle name is Lindeman, in their honor. But I do love those Fords..... Going to be 40 this month. Rob
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