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Re: July 4 farm auction-will things go cheap?
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Posted by Jon H on July 02, 2005 at 09:47:49 from (69.26.18.55):
In Reply to: Re: July 4 farm auction-will things go cheap? posted by Sid on July 02, 2005 at 07:28:27:
Every year in my area they have a late winter/early spring community sale where farmers/dealers dispose of excess equipment. One year we had a nasty late winter snow storm on the sale date. We decided if we put on the snowmobile suits and insulated snow boots,we should be one of the few at the sale and get some real bargains. yeah right,us and everybody else. After the sale the auctioneer said this was one of the best spring sales ever. He and I had a good laugh when I told him about how we though we would be the only ones to tough it out and get all the bargains :)
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