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Re: Turnin' dirt = time for spuds sweet peas
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Posted by txblu on February 09, 2005 at 05:22:54 from (209.151.116.182):
In Reply to: Turnin' dirt = time for spuds sweet peas posted by ShepFL on February 07, 2005 at 12:38:23:
Hey Shep. You for got the Tee Hee salutation to your well wishing for the northern tier guys... I'm still knee deep in mud and with it raining every couple of days, everything is a quagmire. At least below freezing things are hard (till thaw) and if the snow isn't blocking you you can still get around. But then there is that 32 degree F thing you know with water pipes and cranky diesels that usually need some kind of coaxin go pay their way. Did you get any hurricane damage this past year? If so how did it impact your farmin plans for this year?
Later, Mark
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