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Re: OT: Dennis in OR
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Posted by Old Pokey on March 08, 2006 at 18:53:04 from (216.99.192.244):
In Reply to: Re: OT: Dennis in OR posted by Keith-OR on March 08, 2006 at 18:14:18:
:-) Yep, drainage tile was put to the test again. I really like your side of the hill. My dad had a ranch in Antelope. He bought it in 1974. We hauled a lot of hay from our farm here to feed the beef there and then hauled the "good" alfalfa down here and sold it. (the hay down here seemed to get rained on quite often) Imagine that.:-) Would haul the feeders down here to finish. Boy do I ever miss that place. It was soooo quiet. As I recall, you mentioned somewhere before, you are located north somewhere around the river.??? You could probably tell a few stories about real wind I bet.
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