Well, Pro, I wasn't sure when Geo gets up and I had plenty of time between everything, very flexible schedule. I was up at 4 !
After Geo cleaned out my funds supply, there wasn't much urgency for later, anyway ! but I got some good G stuff ! Front axle cap, breather tube, crank pulley, starter and complete manual rear tool bar !
Lofted around the fairgrounds in Circleville a bit, auction didn't have anything of interest, flea market going on too but nothing caught my eye. Got to thinking about the last time I was there, afterward I went to Slate Run historical farm so I took off to see if I could find it again. It's still there ! ha 1800's farm setting, no electric power, horse, ox or man power only. They've got some neat old stuff there and I forgot my camera ! They have a full size manual operated hay baler I'd love to have ! Don't know what I'd do with it but it would sure be neat to take to an old time show.
WK called said he was on his way home from WCH farmers market, we met and had lunch then headed to his place to get a few more parts and spent about 4 hours gabbing about first one thing or another. Didn't leave till, it had to be almost 7:30, maybe after. Got home at 8:30, grabbed the ice tubs (10gal trash cans) and headed to the Amish farm. They were waiting and wondering where I was.
Right at 200 miles, not a bad day at all. Got to bed about midnight, woke up at 3:50 to a racket, damn coon on the roof trying to get to the cat food. ( I have the back porch underneath and kitchen window enclosed to keep the cats in and critters out.) He won't bother anymore....
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