Posted by RESLLS on October 08, 2021 at 18:54:40 from (170.103.124.195):
In Reply to: Re: Another funny posted by Royse on October 08, 2021 at 18:10:43:
Lawson, we were going to build a house on the lakefront we bought. Asked my wife if she would live there if something happened to me. She said no. So I told her to sell both places in Harrison and asked where she would go. She said somewhere warm. So here we are. Huge, at least by our standards brick ranch on 7 acres. 1 mile from the Cumberland river/lake Barkley. 12 miles from Kentucky lake/Tennessee river. 13,000 people in the county and 300 boat ramps. ATV and horse trails close. Come on down after Christmas, I'll be here full time then. Plenty of room, walk out basement with bed and bath there. You can help adjust the Ford so it's not so hard to start! Or put a clutch in the 580 Case. Crappie still bite then too. Semi dry county, beer only. 13 miles to a liquor store so byob! I'm serious if you are interested in a vacation, just funning about the work.
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