QUOTE(cardinal @ Mar 31 2006, 09:57 AM)
The "Southern Gentlemen" can ship a few pounds of their produce up here. Tomatoes, peppers, and the like (unless you have a greenhouse) aren't safe for transplantig outside until Memorial Day in this zone.
Betty, it doesn't appear that Grandpa ever lost his sense of humor. You can see the twinkly in his eye. Which reminds me that "someday" I'll have to have some of my old photo's renewed.
You must have been hell on wheels Betty, your poor baby brother. I took an instant dislike to my brother when they decided to name him Larry. You see there was this kid in school . . . you know the story . . . when you're a kid you associate names with your personal opinion of an individual. Come to thing of it, not much has changed (especially in politics).
Betty, it doesn't appear that Grandpa ever lost his sense of humor. You can see the twinkly in his eye. Which reminds me that "someday" I'll have to have some of my old photo's renewed.
You must have been hell on wheels Betty, your poor baby brother. I took an instant dislike to my brother when they decided to name him Larry. You see there was this kid in school . . . you know the story . . . when you're a kid you associate names with your personal opinion of an individual. Come to thing of it, not much has changed (especially in politics).
I have just about convinced myself to plant some corn tomorrow. I'll have to do it the old fashioned way poking a stick in the ground then inserting a seed.
I got two mechanical planters; an IH56 two row planter for planting acerage and I bought an old (It says it was made in 1918) Planet Jr. two row vegtable planter to do my market garden with. I got a walk behind dribble planter too but the first and last time I used it I left the experience wishing I could put my hands around the neck of the individual who designed it.
The IH56 would be like using a Mack truck to deliver an ice cube so it's out of consideration. My Planet Jr. would be ideal but is waiting on my son-in-law to help me weld up a specialty tool bar to fit my tractor to mount the planter units on.
I guess if any of the neighbors drive past and see me out in the field poking seed in the ground by hand they will probley figure that old Marine that lives at the big old house on the hill has finally gone nuts.

Methinks you forgot to say "by the same people" in there, eh?



