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Posted by James22 on May 21, 2007 at 09:25:28 from (207.179.239.199):
In Reply to: changing a tire-photos attached posted by glennster on May 21, 2007 at 07:48:50:
I find glass beer bottles in the field adjacent to the road all the time. There is a substantial ditch between the road and the field and it would take a good arm to sling it that far. Obiviously they are trying to cause flat tires, which just as obiviously pi**es me off. We usually walk the field edge by the road before fall or spring work. Walked it this spring before field cultivating and picked up a case of beer bottles. Most often it is Busch Lite. Rain delayed planting about two weeks and didn't walk it again. Were lucky, I found two broken bottles that we had run over and broken when hand spraying RU on the border morning glory.
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