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Re: Why do you?
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Posted by hay on December 29, 2000 at 12:34:54 from (209.255.173.122):
In Reply to: Why do you? posted by Karl Bader on December 29, 2000 at 07:46:11:
just to be out there in the hay field by myself and not having to listening to some ignorant a** tell me some ignorant thing to do and treat me like a dummy to boot. i can cut, rake and bale hay all day every day b c it is what i want to do. i guess i am like most others on this forum, in that i like old farm machinery and farming. farmers r what made this country great and now r a dying breed. someone has to keep the traditions of old timey farming alive otherwise we will lose our heritage forever.
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