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fuseboxer
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Welcome to tractorbynet. Do you have a picture to show us or a problem to solve? If not that is ok, just jump in if you have any idea's on other peoples problems or happenings. Good to have a farmboy. Are you from the South?
Might want to put down where you are from in your personal info.
Might want to put down where you are from in your personal info.
DennisFolsom
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Welcome, Fozy.
Most of us find a lot of interesting information here. I read it for a couple of hours most every night.
Most of us find a lot of interesting information here. I read it for a couple of hours most every night.
fuseboxer
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You wrote: I'm from south central pa
You probably have some sweet Amish girls that can help you farm that are close by. Last summer I attended a tractor pull and two very attractive Amish young ladies had pulled a large wagon a long distance to sell home made icecreame. They were very attractive, knockouts, the event lasted three days and they camped out in their wagon and gave their team of horses a rest.
I am an old goat but I can spot a sweet flower. When the Amish are young they have a choice to venture into the world or stay in the community and be Amish for the rest of their lives. I ate the ice creame and had high hopes some of the single farm boys would befriend the girls/18-20yr women. This was probably their only chance to meet and marry a regular American farm boy but with a thousand men in the area nobody was tuned in. Some of the farm boys at the show and "pull" will be,and are, farmers and will take over the family farm.
They missed the chance of a lifetime.
You probably have some sweet Amish girls that can help you farm that are close by. Last summer I attended a tractor pull and two very attractive Amish young ladies had pulled a large wagon a long distance to sell home made icecreame. They were very attractive, knockouts, the event lasted three days and they camped out in their wagon and gave their team of horses a rest.
I am an old goat but I can spot a sweet flower. When the Amish are young they have a choice to venture into the world or stay in the community and be Amish for the rest of their lives. I ate the ice creame and had high hopes some of the single farm boys would befriend the girls/18-20yr women. This was probably their only chance to meet and marry a regular American farm boy but with a thousand men in the area nobody was tuned in. Some of the farm boys at the show and "pull" will be,and are, farmers and will take over the family farm.
They missed the chance of a lifetime.
