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Posted by ShepFL on April 24, 2007 at 10:12:56 from (155.14.118.68):
I am learning tractors ain't just a guy thing. CASE LADY and this pic prove that. Las weekend my BSA Troop 150 helped the F.O.E. with a soon to be annual BBQ cooking contest. For general interest I brought along my trailer queeen tractor (1939 Allis B) and this little girl just fell in love with it. Her Momma tried to keep her away but she insisted. She wanted to drive it! She wanted to stay there and play on it. As a compromise for her and Momma I let her climb around and then took pics. I sent Momma the pics today via email. This little girl came back 3x during the day to play on the tractor. She absolutely loved it!! Silly Boys, tractor are for girls too I guess :)
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