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Posted by Dave from MN on January 07, 2007 at 06:24:01 from (65.126.168.28):
In Reply to: Learning Something New posted by Glenn FitzGerald on January 07, 2007 at 02:11:10:
My goals for winter are to spend more rec time with the boys outdoors fishing, squirrel hunting, cutting firewood. They are 7 and 10 1/2, and I am really seeing that I need to start doing far more with them and letting them learn, rather than doing everything by myself cause I always say they are too small. We are also going to build 14 blue bird houses and wood duck house replacement, part out a 86 subarban(if any one needs any parts email me) and hopefully have a efficiant and safe barn cleanout here in 2 weeks. 1st year I am letting the 10 year old help out. As far as learning something new... well my 1st year cropping this spring should cover that. Good luck with your learning and enjoy it.
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