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Posted by buckva on July 31, 2005 at 18:24:52 from (209.240.205.61):
In Reply to: Re: fence stays posted by RJ-AZ on July 31, 2005 at 17:42:58:
Sure was a mighty kind thing you did there. Helpin dem road crews out and all. so happens this road crew was doin some work bringin the old dirt road up to the latest paved type. Well the BIL ask the crew if they would tear out this old loadin shute and some related fencin for a few bucks. Sure enough thy jumped rite on the oppertunity. Said something about break time. Well some time goes by and them crew members sorta change along with a new crew boss. As they was finishin up the new boss ask the BIL if everthing was ok. He sorta mentioned them takin out his loadin shute and fences. Darn if they didn.t go ahead and put it all back new like.
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