Posted by larry@stinescorner on December 27, 2013 at 19:13:04 from (74.105.24.232):
went to PA today,took the 8n out for a ride, lots of other work I should have been doing,but I goofed off and my excuse was to keep the battery charged , I took some pictures along the way [img]http://forums.yesterdaystractors.com/photos/2085.jpg[/img It was in the shed for a long time ,but it started right up Idrove out in the cornfield behind the barn and took a few pictures drove across the street to the fields and took a few more pictures drove across the field at the top of the hill,stopping once in a while to take pictures coming to the end of the field .,heading towards the woods driving through the trail in the woods coming out of the trail into a different field drove through the corn field above our pond drove down past the pond and to the top of the soybean field to stop and take a picture driving up the back field road,leading to our house stopped to take a few pictures of our house stopped by the lonely old shed out in the field stopped by the turnip patch to grab some turnips for the neighbor stopped by to give the neighbors grandma the turnips I thought you might like to see the neighbors corn crib took the road back,stopped for a picture the rides over,gonna tuck it back in the shed,thanks for riding along with me!
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Idrove out in the cornfield behind the barn and took a few pictures 
drove across the street to the fields and took a few more pictures 
drove across the field at the top of the hill,stopping once in a while to take pictures 
coming to the end of the field .,heading towards the woods 
driving through the trail in the woods 
coming out of the trail into a different field 
drove through the corn field above our pond 
drove down past the pond and to the top of the soybean field to stop and take a picture 
driving up the back field road,leading to our house 
stopped to take a few pictures of our house 
stopped by the lonely old shed out in the field 
stopped by the turnip patch to grab some turnips for the neighbor 
stopped by to give the neighbors grandma the turnips 
I thought you might like to see the neighbors corn crib 
took the road back,stopped for a picture 
the rides over,gonna tuck it back in the shed,thanks for riding along with me!