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My CA Bro got in today, got him up to speed on mom, a retired PA so easy and was here last Augt, Sept and Oct for a few with mom, she would be dead if he did not over seeing the DRs in Aug, best thing tonight after mom in bed just reminiscing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Anyone want to translate?

steve

Ruff translation:

Blah blah blah last Aug blah blah like to reminisce. Or some thing like that.

Ed

skou wrote:Anyone want to translate?

steve

Bro= brother; PA=Physicians Assistant, ; DRs= Doctors; CA=California; I hope ya know the abbreviations for the months of the year????
Your funing me right Steve?

When I was a youth growing up on farms in Tennessee, we had contraptions known as manure spreaders. Basically a wagon with a conveyer belt in the bottom to move the material to the back, the gears run by the back wheels spread the fertilizer all over the place. Some post and poster remind me of those wonderful machines.



Steve, the old Florida swampgator

swampgator wrote:When I was a youth growing up on farms in Tennessee, we had contraptions known as manure spreaders. Basically a wagon with a conveyer belt in the bottom to move the material to the back, the gears run by the back wheels spread the fertilizer all over the place. Some post and poster remind me of those wonderful machines.



Steve, the old Florida swampgator

Just remember on that machine to drive into the wind!!!!

ERLover wrote:

skou wrote:Anyone want to translate?

steve

Bro= brother; PA=Physicians Assistant, ; DRs= Doctors; CA=California; I hope ya know the abbreviations for the months of the year????
Your funing me right Steve?

Bob, I'd NEVER be "funing" (or even funning) you!

SwampGator, second that!

(Yes, I'm "funing," or is it "funning" Bob.)

steve

swampgator wrote:When I was a youth growing up on farms in Tennessee, we had contraptions known as manure spreaders. Basically a wagon with a conveyer belt in the bottom to move the material to the back, the gears run by the back wheels spread the fertilizer all over the place. Some post and poster remind me of those wonderful machines.



Steve, the old Florida swampgator

Steve, my uncle Jake, (Gene Howe knew him) had a pig farm.
Also had the afore mentioned manure spreader.

Like Bob said, we HAD to drive upwind! Pigs have some POWERFUL
scent. (Just like this thread is regressing to.)

steve

reible wrote:Ruff translation:

Blah blah blah last Aug blah blah like to reminisce. Or some thing like that.

Ed

NAILED it!

But, why was I dragged into this?

steve

Somebody had to drive the tractor.

Ed