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Posted by Mn. Dave on August 27, 2005 at 05:02:49 from (72.2.198.2):
In Reply to: Machinery Hill posted by Former gopher on August 27, 2005 at 03:12:48:
Yes, I remember it also. Was a good time in the late 50's and through the 60's. The machinery they had then was aimed at the common farmer and we could do a side by side comparison. For the last (many) years all they had was lawn and garden items on our "machinery hill". This year I read that they are bringing "machinery hill" back. Then I read a few machinery companies are allowed to bring a few of their largest items to the fair and that the local cops in St. Paul will turn their heads and allow them to travel the streets with the big loads. All this will be is a thing of beauty and high bucks for the city people to see, and think that is the way all farmers work their land. I will not be going to "machinery hill" but thanks for the memories.
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