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Re: Inconsiderate? Farmers
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Posted by IaGary on October 03, 2006 at 04:52:13 from (69.63.4.238):
In Reply to: Inconsiderate? Farmers posted by IA Roy on October 02, 2006 at 20:19:21:
Heres my opinion. I don't come to your place of work and tell you to get out of the way so that I can hurry home and get to supper. If you don't want to fight the farm equipment move back into town. I won't travel there. I try to allow room to pass with my 15' head. But when I pull to the side as far as I can and they still don't pass why should I try to let them pass. I've farmed in the same area for 32 years and never met a car 25 years ago. But now I can't get on the road without waiting for 3or4 cars. Were just out here trying to make a few bucks and to feed the hungry and we will be out of your way in about a month or so. So just slow down a little and we will try to let you thru. Not picking on anyone, just talking in general. Gary
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