Posted by used red MN on September 12, 2021 at 22:47:12 from (75.73.112.20):
In Reply to: Rock Creek Relics show posted by jon f mn on September 12, 2021 at 19:39:46:
Well I did not make the official photo at the table. I guess that is what happens when you decide to skip the noon lunch rush and look at tractors instead. I did happen to make it in Jons first photo of the display area, I am the lanky guy on the right. ..do not tell anybody I was wearing a JD hat.. Really nice to meet some other YTers! The folks that put on the show sure do have a lot of antique equipment. I will attach some photos of some plows they had in the sheds parked against the wall and these sheds are 60 or 70 ft long maybe more. Another building had two rows of threshing machines end to end. Then they had several long areas boarder with boards around gravel beds with equipment on them. One area had all types of field cultivators or ..diggers.. as Minnesotans like to call them. I think it would be safe to say they alone have 4 - 500 tractors and field implements. Very nice show with very good demonstrations.
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