Posted by HenryO) on February 12, 2013 at 06:49:42 from (24.166.66.25):
I was down in Amish country at a place named Charm, Ohio where there is the most fantastic lumber company operated by the Amish. Great PLace for all kinds of exotic woods, some for as moch as 500$ a board foot from all different parts of the world. NOW THE IMPORTANT PART, on the way in Charm is a tractor place operated by an Amish man and he has lots of old tractors and part and lo and behold, A 1948 FARMALL H cried out to me as I passed saying mister., "please take me home and treat me nice, I will serve you well" Ya'll know the rest of the story. Being a softie I let it follow me home. I miss Dave 2. Wish he were back.
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