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Greg Parnell

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Greg Parnell

The last time we had any good snow was back in 2004 and it wasn't that much.

Monday night and Tuesday we got about 6 inches of soft fluffy snow that was great to play in with the kids.

I didn't get the 753 out in the snow, the fuel pump is leaking around the rubber diaphram and I'm trying to fix that but me and the family sure had fun in it.

It's melting now and is suppose to be 55 degrees here this weekend. Gotta love this NC weather!!!

Here's a picture of our back yard with all the snow.

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HorseFixer

Greg, Nice picture there is some Pretty country down there! Picked up my 400 Suburban down in shelby West of Charlotte the fall of 2007 really enjoyed that trip. :thumbs:

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kpinnc

Duke, we don't allow that sort of thing down here. If you come back looking for tractors, let us know. We can provide you with a "proper" escort back across state lines... :whistle::whistle::dunno::thumbs:

Kevin

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HorseFixer

Gator I snuck in there like a thief in the night and rescued this tractor from a Its kidnapper and brought it back within 12 miles from where it was Born! :thumbs: It shall sit next to all it's Round Hood Brothers and soak up the heat of my Stable never to experience another frozen day again! :whistle: Just look at it sitting there can't you see how happy it is on the Stable Porch! :whistle:

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kpinnc

Just look at it sitting there can't you see how happy it is on the Stable Porch!

OK, OK, OK....

We'll let it slide this time. :whistle:

Looks like you've given it a good life there....... I guess. :whistle:

Good looking tractor Duke. :thumbs:

Kevin

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linen beige

It shall sit next to all it's Round Hood Brothers and soak up the heat of my Stable never to experience another frozen day again!

:whistle:

"IT" ???? How impersonal! :dunno:

Never again will she breath in that crisp mountain air.

Never again will she close her eyes and just listen to the wind rustling in the trees.

Never again will she gaze in wonder at the bright foliage of a mountain fall when the hills seem to be on fire with color.

Never again will she hear the sounds of a mountain brook beginning it's journey to the sea.

Never again will she wake to the smell of a country breakfast frying up in the kitchen. (Well maybe close. You can throw a good feed.)

:thumbs:

J/K Duke. That's a good looking machine. :whistle:

And Gator, I come through there a couple times a year myself! So do my in-laws. So far no luck, but I have them trained to look for faded red.

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kpinnc

So far no luck, but I have them trained to look for faded red.

There aren't THAT many down here, but I suppose the best way to find them around the mountains is just looking around on a drive through.

For some reason, there are almost NEVER any listed on Ebay, Craigslist, etc... I guess there isn't much internet use in the mountains. I have however, seen a few up there under a shed from time to time.

But for future reference, to anyone looking for one here in NC, we do tend to charge a fee for taking them back across state lines... :whistle::thumbs:

Just kidding of course.

Kevin

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Duff

Jim, you wax markedly poetic, my friend! :thumbs:

Didn't know you had it in you! :whistle:

Duff :whistle:

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HorseFixer

Jim, you wax markedly poetic, my friend! :thumbs:

Didn't know you had it in you! :whistle:

Duff :dunno:

Thanks Jim! Now Its time to put you in the barrel :lol: Duff Jim's a regular thesbian :omg: I'm waiting some day to see him on COPS :banana: I wanna see him recite me some more POETRY On T.V. :whistle:

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Duff

Now Its time to put you in the barrel :thumbs: Duff

OK, Duke - you asked for it!

Upon Spotting an Abandoned Horse on a Snowy Evening

Whose Horse this is I think I know.

He left it in his driveway though;

He will not see us stopping here

To wonder why it

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HorseFixer

Oh for CRIPES SAKE I'M SURROUNDED! :dunno: You guys have way too much time on yer hands! You need to get yer tool belt on and come ore here and help me get this stable done :thumbs: I'll work ya so hard you wont have time to think! Much less start dreaming all this poetry stuff up! :whistle: Next thing I know you guys will start reciting Shakespeare :whistle:

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linen beige

regular thesbian

:thumbs: Oh! thesPian! :dunno: I'm not really much on poetry or the theatre, but I can act interested. <_<

"What was a typical night for me."

What rock through yonder window breaks,

Of pet shop full of fishes and snakes,

Alarms go off, a call, for help!,

Just to be stealthy his siren won't yelp,

Approach is made cautiously nearer in dark,

As he finds a safe place for his cruiser to park,

Quickly the window shows more than just cracks,

Proving attention was regrettably lax,

He calls in the canine so young and so lean,

With nose of perfection and snarl so mean,

Pooch lowers his head and straightens his tail,

It is suddenly clear he is hot on a trail,

Through thickets and fields he tracks hard dag nabbit,

Only to catch up to a free spirited Rabbit! :whistle:

Sometimes the "burglar" wants out.

But just when you thought this was completely :whistle: , I offer this to tie it in.

Never again will she feel the soft, cool mountian mud as it oozes between the treads of her feet. Only the hard, artificial floor of her cage.

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Duff

Nice work, Jim! :thumbs:

Duff :whistle:

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JimD

sure am glad "she" can't read! :thumbs: just kiddin guys, you're all pretty creative.

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Greg Parnell

Here's my try at a funny poem :thumbs:

Horses work hard and get old

Taken from NC when they are sold

Picken's are real slim here, none come when you holler

This is what we get now, for our dollar

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Duff

Great!!!! :lol:

:whistle::whistle::dunno:

Duff :thumbs:

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linen beige

:thumbs: :whistle: :whistle:

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Rod(NASNUT)

Is this a poetry site or a Wheel Horse site :whistle: :thumbs:

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Duff

Is this a poetry site or a Wheel Horse site :dunno::thumbs:

Yes! :whistle:

:lol:

Duff :whistle:

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linen beige

Wheel Horse?

Of course!

Working their magic like a fairy tale potion,

These little red tractors are poetry in motion.

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