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planting corn at this time last year

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    Posted: 17 Jan 2011 at 7:38pm
I ran across this pic looking for some pics. Look at the date I planted corn last year. lol
Yes I'm getting bored. lol
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Will you put my WD45 and my model T back in the shed please!!! Lol Its cold here with snow and more on the way...
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Trees put out leaves early in your part of the country too!!!!!!!!!
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Don, nice picture, the 45 was AC's best looking tractor; they sure look good in the field. Nice looking truck too! Michael
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Well we had temps in the 50's yesterday...would have been tempted to plant but it is tooo wet!
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Ya know, if you change the batteries before they go dead and deader, the memory chip will remember the date in your camera. LOL  I got one with hummingbirds, the date shows; 1/15/2001.  My wife keeps telling me that we are going to make bad old people, I'm OK with that!!
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Don, great picture but I think you need to spray a little WD40 in your camera, the date counters are stuck!

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Don - don't know why folks would doubt the accuracy of the date stamp. I've heard strange things can happen in Missouri.
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That row marker is sure straight,,,do you have GPS on that WD45??? : )

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Originally posted by RSponenberg RSponenberg wrote:

Will you put my WD45 and my model T back in the shed please!!! Lol Its cold here with snow and more on the way...
Don't worry there are back in the barn. lol
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Originally posted by cowkicker cowkicker wrote:

Trees put out leaves early in your part of the country too!!!!!!!!!
They are not that good this year. lol
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Originally posted by Michael Crowe Michael Crowe wrote:

Don, nice picture, the 45 was AC's best looking tractor; they sure look good in the field. Nice looking truck too! Michael
I like the way WD45's look in the field too.
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Originally posted by Eldon (WA) Eldon (WA) wrote:

Well we had temps in the 50's yesterday...would have been tempted to plant but it is tooo wet!
Eldon if you need my boat just come get her. lol
man you guys are getting the rain.
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Originally posted by JW in MO JW in MO wrote:

Ya know, if you change the batteries before they go dead and deader, the memory chip will remember the date in your camera. LOL  I got one with hummingbirds, the date shows; 1/15/2001.  My wife keeps telling me that we are going to make bad old people, I'm OK with that!!
I don't think about the batteries tell the red light gos out. lol
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Well guys I just learned I can't respond back this way, I got in trouble. lol
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Don actually we are just wet...it is way too wet about 300 miles west of me and 50 miles east in Idaho. We are very fortunate not to be in the flooded areas.  It would take a lot of water to flood us out.
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