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Bringing in Harvest, Ensley Center, Michigan
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snowman(MI) View Drop Down
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    Posted: 17 Oct 2010 at 5:17pm
Everyone has seen the corn and soybean pictures, I though I would share share our efforts of this past Saturday.  My dad Bob on his D-17 IV and son Andrew on our D 10 III 
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That kinda looks like a monster maul in the front of the trailer. Do you use that much?
I have been working on next years supply here lately. I don't have that much help though.
I might add, a couple nice looking tractors too.  Charlie


Edited by CTuckerNWIL - 17 Oct 2010 at 5:58pm
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Looks like you will be warm this winter. The thing about heating with wood is that it heats more than once. Good to get the tractors out working.
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I love the fall colors in your photos.  The AC orange contributes also.
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Beautiful pics........looks like beautiful country and tractors.......
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Nice pics. That is the one thing I do miss about MI...a nice sunny fall day.
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Nice --- do woodchucks really chuck wood?
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