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john nail


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Decatur county has a "Power of the Past" meet every year. I went up today, and thought some of you might enjoy the old stationary engines, and steamers. If you want to keep this just arrchery related, let me know, and I'll stop posting this kind of stuff...

 



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We have something similar in Mason County. A very well attended event.

God bless,

José

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I like it, the heritage days festival in Lanesville also is similar.

Thanks John



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I posted a pic of the Farmall "M" because I wore one out on the farm as a kid.

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john nail wrote:

I posted a pic of the Farmall "M" because I wore one out on the farm as a kid.

 I Wore one out too,  and still have it ! Try "Threshin' Days" in Brandenburg,KY early July John. I went there this yeasr and I bet they had 100 "Hit-n-miss" engines, old tractors ,cars, a steam engine hooked to the thresher and actually threshing wheat, something I had never seen.



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Yeah Randy, even I ain't old enough to remember thrashing.

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john nail wrote:

Yeah Randy, even I ain't old enough to remember thrashing.

 I'm sure when you was young they had not yet invented Threshin machines or steam engines yet.    biggrin



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