Posted by kevinj54 on August 20, 2015 at 16:44:15 from (50.108.15.178):
In Reply to: Friday at Oakley posted by rrlund on August 20, 2015 at 12:17:41:
rrlund said: (quoted from post at 15:17:41 08/20/15) I cut hay today,it'll most likely be ready Saturday,so I'm probably going to head to Oakley tomorrow (Friday).
If any of you see me wandering around with a dumb look on my face,don't be afraid to grab my suspenders and get my attention.
Are you going to be around the steam somewhere Kevin? We'll make it around there to see what Kemler's up to at some point.
Ya, but we be all over, gotta check out the red iron too!!
We will start at the breakfast around 8 -8.30 and then I try to go see the steamers firing up and go from there.
I spent all day today either on the steamer or the shingle saw and will head back to Clarksville in the afternoon.
Oh, and I will have on a very oil spattered IH hat since I got showered with steam & cylinder oil when we started up today.
also, I will have on a CLarksville denim shirt.
This post was edited by kevinj54 at 16:46:13 08/20/15.
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