Posted by Ivan in Mich on February 27, 2016 at 19:14:38 from (174.125.90.77):
In Reply to: OT - Quick Mud posted by Bill VA on February 27, 2016 at 09:24:02:
I was in an engineer company in Germany. They had what was called german american friendship day. The Col decided to build a ball park socker field for the americans to use as well as the germans. I have a picture here somewhere of 2 HD 16 dozers hooked to each other and buried in the mud so deep that you cannot see the tracks. The land was on a flat spot overlooking a valley. We worked the land down and then a rain storm moved thru and ground turned to soup. You could not even walk on it. 4 years ago I was back in Germany and showed the field to my wife and it had grown up around it but was beautiful the way it is being kept up. Made me feel kind of good to see it and remember the times I had there
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